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CSS vocab. Style: This word can refer to many things and so it can be confusing. It can refer to: The HTML element.: (< style>div {color:blue}< /style>) The HTML attribute. For example: THIS TEXT IS NOW PINK The general look of a web page. For example: "I like that CSS style/styling." A verb. For example: "all i need to do in order to finish this webpage is style it (yay!)."

Rule: a line of CSS code describing the value that a certain attribute should take. Property: The property you want to change. Value: The value that you want to assign to the attribute. Selector: The name that you use to in order to target the elements that are assigned to a class or id attribute in the HTML. Class: A class refers to a group of elements that can be styled together. (Class names should not contain periods or any other punctuation marks such as class="1.1") ID: ID's are unique identifiers that uniquely identifies an element in HTML. in HTML, code comments begin with . Everything in between is ignored, whereas in CSS, code comments begin with /* and end with */.

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