Course Overview
TOPIn this Introduction to CSS training course, you learn how to leverage the power of Cascading Style Sheets and separate structure from content in your HTML documents. You’ll confidently learn how to use selectors, cascading, and inheritance.
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TOPWhat You'll Learn
TOP- Understand CSS fundamentals and CSS anatomy
- Get to know CSS Selectors
- Work with cascading and inheritance
- Style text effectively and efficiently
- Add backgrounds with colors and images
- Leverage CSS to position content and create layouts
Outline
TOPThe topics covered in this introductory CSS training course are separated into eight modules. These provide course participants with the foundational skills needed to create and format webpages using CSS and HTML. The topics covered include:
CSS Training Course: Overview of course topics
- Fundamentals of CSS
- Advantages of using CSS
- How to write CSS
- Your first CSS-enabled document
Understanding CSS anatomy
- Rules
- Selectors
- Declarations
- Values
- Keywords
- Strings
- Length and measurement
- Number
- Colors
- Including CSS in a document
- Including an embedded style sheet
- Linking to external style sheets
- Doctypes and quirks mode
Understanding CSS Selectors
- Class and ID selectors
- The universal selector
- Descendant selectors
- Pseudo-classes 5
- Dynamic pseudo-classes
Working with CSS: Cascading and inheritance
- The cascade in cascading style sheets (CSS)
- The specificity of a selector
- !important rules
- Inheritance
Styling Text with CSS
- Setting font faces
- Font families
- The font-size property
- Absolute and relative font Sizes
- Length and percentage font sizes
- The font shorthand property
- The font properties
- Line height
- Controlling spacing between letters and words
- Indenting text
- Horizontally aligning text
- Decorating text
- Transforming CASE
- Controlling white space
Styling backgrounds using CSS
- Background colors
- Background images
- Controlling position
- Using the center keyword
- Fixing a background image in place
- Background shorthand
Using CSS to position content
- Margins
- Margins with multiple values
- Margin collapsing
- Horizontally aligning elements
- Border styles
- Border shorthand properties
- Padding
- Setting dimensions
- Percentage measurements
- Minimum and maximum dimensions
- Overflowing content
- Floating content
- Floating box model
- Canceling floated content
- Vertically aligning content
- Subscript and superscript text
- The top, middle, and bottom keywords
- Percentage and length value
- Vertically aligning table content
- Absolute, relative, and fixed positioning
- The z-axis and the z-index Property
Creating complete layouts with CSS and HTML
- Creating the page with HTML
- Styling text and custom fonts
- Building the layout
- Gradient backgrounds
Prerequisites
TOPNo previous experience with CSS or HTML is required. This is an introductory CSS course.
Who Should Attend
TOPDesigned for beginning users of CSS, this course will teach you to style text and position content while better understanding how CSS works.