While finishing codeacademy, I realized how much it helped after going over the readings again.
Now after doing more codeacademy, and going over the readings I’m finally starting to understand all of this.
Chapter 2 of the missing manual begins to go over the basics of CSS, I learned a style is made up of 2 elements: the selector, which is the webpage element that the browser formats and the declaration block, which is the actual formatting instructions. For example, selectors can be headline, paragraph, photo, etc. While a declaration tells that selector to do something ex. (make it blue, add red border, etc.)
I learned style sheets can be Internal or External
Internal style sheet: collection of styles that’s part of the web page’s code. It appears between opening and closing HTML style tag.
External style sheet: a text file containing all your CSS rules, never contains HTML
Overall, the basics of CSS are starting to make sense to me.
My Term WireFrames is like a skeleton guide for all websites. They set up the space for awesome design basically.
