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STYLE SHEETS

Learn CSS, part 1
By: Michael Youssef
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    2005-05-16

    Table of Contents:
  • Learn CSS, part 1
  • CSS Specifications and Implementations
  • Browsers we are going to use
  • The HTML vs. CSS example
  • CSS rules and selectors
  • Groups of Selectors
  • Validating your CSS Documents

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    Learn CSS, part 1 - Validating your CSS Documents


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    In the same way that you are accustomed to validating your HTML, XHTML and XML documents, you can validate your CSS documents through the CSS Validator found in http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/; you just need to browse to the file and validate it. I have validated my Paragraph.css file; there were no errors in the file>


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