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HTML5 and CSS Styling Basics

The document provides a brief overview of HTML5 and CSS elements, including the use of H1 and H2 tags for titles and subheadings, respectively. It explains how to create paragraphs with <p> tags and includes examples of inline styles and CSS selectors for styling elements. Additionally, it mentions the use of CSS classes for further styling of elements.

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HTML5 and CSS Styling Basics

The document provides a brief overview of HTML5 and CSS elements, including the use of H1 and H2 tags for titles and subheadings, respectively. It explains how to create paragraphs with <p> tags and includes examples of inline styles and CSS selectors for styling elements. Additionally, it mentions the use of CSS classes for further styling of elements.

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HTML5 + CSS

H1 element = title
H2 element = subheadings
(opening tag = <h1> and closing tag = </h1>

p elements = normal= sized paragraph text on websites


<p> (insert text) </p>

comments = <!— end of comment = 

Set styles e.g - <h2 style=”color: blue”>CatPhotoApp</h2> THIS IS CALLED


AN INLINE STYLE

CSS Selectors to style elements:


<style> and </style>
to make all h2 elements red = <style> h2 {color: red; } </style>

<style>
h2 {color: blue;}
</style>
<h2>CatPhotoApp</h2>

CSS Class to Style an Element -

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