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Meet the C&C #LadyDevs
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Lulu Coa
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Julie Batson
Curriculum Director
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Vanessa Shultz
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Presentation Director
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Co-Presentation Director
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Alicia Villegas
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Co-Presentation Director
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TBD
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Tracy Hockenhull
Technical Materials Director
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First, we drink!
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What Is CSS?
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- - Cascading Style Sheets
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- - Controls how elements:
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+ Cascading
+ Style
+ Sheet
+
+
+ Controls HTML element's:
+
- - Look
+ - Appearance
- - Are positioned
+ - Layout
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- CSS Controls How Elements Look
+ Appearance...
- - Font, color, size of HTML elements
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+ CSS is similar to styling tools in MS Word.
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+ Just as you can set the font color, size, and style for headings in Word, CSS lets you define these for elements on a webpage.
+
+
- CSS Controls Layout
+ Layout...
- - Text alignment
+ - CSS also controls how elements are arranged on the page, similar to how Word lets you organize text and images.
- - Placement of elements
+ - With CSS, you can decide the number of columns, how items are aligned (horizontally or vertically), the size of images, and where image captions are placed, just like you would in Word.
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- Makes your webpages look pretty!
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- - Default styling vs. styled page
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+ CSS continued...
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+ - Makes a web page look attractive by styling and arranging element's colors, fonts, and layout to create a visually appealing design
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How To Include CSS in Your Project
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Linking HTML & CSS File
- - Link to CSS file in HTML head section
+ - <link> tag connects an external file (our stylesheet)
+
+ - Link to CSS file goes in HTML head section
+
<link rel="stylesheet" href="../styles/styles.css" />
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+
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+ Linking HTML & CSS File
- <link> tag links external file (our stylesheet)
+
+ - rel attribute describes the relationship between the current and linked file to the browser (indicates that the linked file is a stylesheet)
- - rel attribute describes the relationship between the current and linked file to the browser (in this case, styles)
+ - href attribute specifies the file's path, which can be either relative or absolute
+
+
+ - Relative: refers to a page in the same folder as the current HTML file
- - href attribute tells browser the location of the file
+ - Absolute: includes the entire URL
+
Note about CSS files:
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Property: color property
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Value: red value
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Selectors
- - How you target the HTML to style
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- - Element selector
+ - How you target the HTML to style:
- - Class selector
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+ - Element selector
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+ - Class selector
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Selects and styles all h1 elements
- Good for base styles
+ Good for base\templated styles
Element Selector Example
- html
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+ HTML:
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<h1>Hello World</h1>
- css
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+ CSS:
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h1 {
color: rebeccapurple;
}
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Class Selector Example
- html
+ HTML:
<h1 class="cocktail">Cosmopolitan</h1>
- css
+ CSS:
.cocktail {
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