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So I have been trying to learn how to code websites and I just wanted to know how you code Css? I can code html fairly well but what I need help with is Css. Please write some tips and how you start a Css document and how you implement it into your html and things like that. Also if you'd like add me on skype: soldieralexgaming
 
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CSS is great

To implement it into your HTML, you need to link it in your <head>

It looks something like this
HTML: 
 <linkrel="stylesheet"type="text/css"href="style.css">

The style.css is what your css style sheet is called.

Moving onto CSS, most stylesheets use selectors of certain parts of the website. By creating <div> tags in the HTML you can group certain parts of your website together, and style them all at once. You use
Code: 
<div class="">
or
Code: 
<div id="">
and name it to your liking. Then in your CSS document, you select it by using

Code: 
"yourclasshere" {
     color: orange;
}
 
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Triggy said:
CSS is great

To implement it into your HTML, you need to link it in your <head>

It looks something like this
HTML: 
 <linkrel="stylesheet"type="text/css"href="style.css">

The style.css is what your css style sheet is called.

Moving onto CSS, most stylesheets use selectors of certain parts of the website. By creating <div> tags in the HTML you can group certain parts of your website together, and style them all at once. You use
Code: 
<div class="">
or
Code: 
<div id="">
and name it to your liking. Then in your CSS document, you select it by using

Code: 
"yourclasshere" {
     color: orange;
}
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Do I need to create a separate text file to implement Css?
 
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Triggy said:
*Facepalm*


As I stated above, you should create a separate file titled "style.css"
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Kk I'm gonna start on Css coding when I'm home.
 
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ShatteredMines said:
Wow.. hahha

I'd look up many and many tutorials :p
Get to know the basics...

I was self taught....
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Self taught is probably the most efficient way. Coding Lessons are extremely expensive, and with the self taught method you have the whole internet at your disposal.
 
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Potrock said:
Self taught is probably the most efficient way. Coding Lessons are extremely expensive, and with the self taught method you have the whole internet at your disposal.
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Just takes a lot longer to learn, but its worth it :p
 
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Triggy said:
CSS is great

To implement it into your HTML, you need to link it in your <head>

It looks something like this
HTML: 
 <linkrel="stylesheet"type="text/css"href="style.css">

The style.css is what your css style sheet is called.

Moving onto CSS, most stylesheets use selectors of certain parts of the website. By creating <div> tags in the HTML you can group certain parts of your website together, and style them all at once. You use
Code: 
<div class="">
or
Code: 
<div id="">
and name it to your liking. Then in your CSS document, you select it by using

Code: 
"yourclasshere" {
     color: orange;
}
Click to expand...
I have so many questions can you add me on skype (its on the op)
 
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