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1 1
Welcome to the CSS basic section. 2
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So far, we have used HTML 3
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to put content on our webpage. 4
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Now, we'll use some basic CSS to actually 5
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style that content to make it look 6
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the way we want it. 7
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After this section, you will be able to build 8
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a simple layout with some formatted content. 9
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We will continue to work on this simple blog past webpage 10
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that I showed you before. 11
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So we will add some more content, 12
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build a simple layout and style the whole thing. 13
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After this section, we will be ready to start 14
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on our killer website project. 15
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So, what is CSS? 16
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CSS stands for cascading style sheets. 17
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CSS defines exactly how HTML elements should look. 18
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It allows us to make a clear separation 19
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between content and style. 20
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HTML is the content and CSS is style. 21
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These two images show the exact same HTML 22
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with the only difference 23
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that the website on the left side 24
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has not been formatted with CSS yet. 25
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It's just bare HTML, which doesn't look very good, 26
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of course. 27
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So how are we gonna use CSS in practice? 28
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There are three ways to use CSS. 29
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First, we can write CSS code 30
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right inside an HTML tag using the style attribute. 31
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Second, we can write CSS code in the head section 32
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of an HTML document. 33
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And third, CSS code can be put into an external file. 34
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And this is what we're actually going to do. 35
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Remember what I said about 36
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how CSS allows us to separate content from style? 37
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That is why we'll put all our visual styles 38
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in a separate file 'cause it's a much cleaner solution 39
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and therefore everybody does it that way. 40
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So let's go back to brackets and do this. 41
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So let's start by creating a new file 42
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just as we did before with the HTML file. 43
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So File, New 44
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and then save it with command S or control S 45
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and I will call it style.css. 46
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Okay, that's it. 47
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You see, now it appears here 48
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in our project folder. 49
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Now I'm going to go back to the HTML file 50
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because now we have to tell the HTML file 51
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in which CSS file the new styles will be. 52
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So to link these two documents 53
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we use the link tag in the HTML head 54
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just like this. 55
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Link. 56
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And this is another element which has no closing text. 57
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So it's just link. 58
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I hope you remember HTML attributes 59
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because we will use them right now. 60
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So at start we tell the browser 61
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that we want to link a style sheet. 62
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So rel and style sheet. 63
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Then next we 64
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tell the HTML document 65
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that it is a CSS file 66
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and finally with the H ref attribute 67
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we used before for our links, 68
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we tell the document 69
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where the CSS styles are. 70
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Style.css, which is the file we just created before. 71
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So hit enter and now 72
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these two documents are linked. 73
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Alright, now we are ready to start writing some CSS. 74
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And let's do that in the next lecture.
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