Introduction to CSS: Part Deux
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This document discusses key concepts in CSS including pseudo classes and elements, block vs inline elements, the box model, positioning elements, and inheritance. It covers pseudo classes like :hover and :focus, pseudo elements like :first-child, and the differences between block and inline elements. The box model, specificity, inheritance, and cascade are explained. Positioning techniques like relative, absolute and fixed are summarized. Floating and clearing elements is also covered at a high level.
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Introduction to CSS: Part Deux
- 1. Cascading Style Sheets Taking control of you web pages Part Deux
- 2. What we will learn today Pseudo classes and elements Block elements vs. Inline elements Specificity, Inheritance and the Cascade Web Developers Tool Bar The Box Model Positioning Elements
- 3. Pseudo Classes :link --- Targets a link :visited --- Targets a link that has been visited by the user :hover --- Targets a link that is being pointed at by the user :active --- Targets a link that is currently being clicked
- 4. Pseudo Classes :focus --- Selects an element, such as a text field form, that is the current focus
- 5. Pseudo Elements :first-child --- Selects the first-child element :first-letter --- selects first letter inside the indicated element :first-line --- selects the first line inside the indicated element
- 7. Block vs. Inline Inline elements: Do not create a line-break before or after their position in the document. Block level elements: Create a line-break before and after their position in the document.
- 8. Style Precedence Inheritance Cascade Specificity
- 9. Inheritance <body font-family: verdana, helvetica, sans-serif; color: blue; font-size 100%;}
- 10. The Cascade The browser must decide which of the many possible sources for a particular property for a particular tag is the one to use.
- 11. Sources of styles Browser style sheet User style sheet Author styles
- 12. Simplified Cascade Rules Rule 1: The more specific a selector is, the more likely that it will take precedence over a less specific selector
- 13. Simplified Cascade Rules Rule 2: Selectors with ID’s win out over selectors with classes, which win out over selectors that are just tags.
- 14. Simplified Cascade Rules Rule 3: If the same property for the same tag is defined in more than one location, inline styles win out over embedded styles, which win over style sheet styles.
- 15. Simplified Cascade Rules Rule 4: Defined styles win over inherited styles regardless of specificity.
- 16. Web Developers tool bar Standards mode vs. quirks mode Outline block level elements Display element information Validation Window resize
- 17. Box model Four things make a box Content Padding Border Margin
- 18. Box model
- 19. Margin and Padding p {padding-left: 20px;} p { padding: 20px;} p { padding: 20px 10px;} p { padding: 20px 10px 5px 15px;} p { padding: 20px 10px 5px}
- 20. Width of a box Width of a box is equal to the width of the content + the width of the padding + the width of the border
- 21. Vertical Margins Collapse Two or more adjoining vertical margins of block boxes in the normal flow collapse. Vertical margins between a floated box and any other box do not collapse. Margins of absolutely and relatively positioned boxes do not collapse.
- 22. Positioning Position property determines the reference point for the positioning of each element box div {position: relative; top: 20px; left: 30px;}
- 23. Positioning Static Positioning Each element is laid out one after another separated only by margins, padding, etc. Default setting for block level elements
- 24. Positioning Relative Positioning Elements is positioned relative to where it would be in the static layout The space it originally occupied is retained
- 25. Positioning Absolute Positioning Element is taken out of the flow of the document Position relative to the first ancestor element that is also absolutely positioned.
- 26. Positioning Fixed Positioning Element is taken out of the flow of the document Position relative to the view port of your screen, and stays in place when you scroll IDWIMIE
- 27. Floating and Clearing Float Moves element out of the normal flow of the document Elements that follow will sit next to the floated element if there is room
- 28. Floating and Clearing Clear stops elements from moving up next to the floated element