CSS-Training-Styling-Web-Pages
CSS-Training-Styling-Web-Pages
Styling Web
Pages
In this training session, we will explore the power of CSS
(Cascading Style Sheets) and how it can transform the visual
appearance of web pages. Through a comprehensive
overview, we will dive into the core concepts and practical
applications of CSS to elevate your web development skills.
CSS selectors target specific Properties define the visual Values are the specific settings
HTML elements to apply styles. aspects of an element, such as assigned to properties, like
These include element, class, font, color, layout, and more. font-size: 16px or color: #333.
ID, and attribute selectors.
The Box Model: Margin, Padding, Border
Content Padding
The core area of an element where the content is The space between the content and the element's border.
displayed.
Border Margin
The line that surrounds the padding and content of an The space between the element's border and the
element. surrounding elements.
Layout Techniques: Flexbox and Grid
Flexbox Grid Responsive Design
Flexbox is a powerful layout Grid is a two-dimensional layout Flexbox and Grid enable
system that allows for easy system that provides a grid- responsive web design, allowing
control over the size, position, based approach to positioning layouts to adapt seamlessly to
and alignment of elements and sizing elements on a web different screen sizes and
within a container. page. devices.
Inline, Internal, and External
Styles
Inline Styles
Styles applied directly to HTML elements using the "style" attribute.
Internal Styles
Styles defined within the <style> tag in the HTML document's head section.
External Styles
Styles defined in a separate CSS file and linked to the HTML document.
CSS Styling Examples
Buttons Typography
CSS can be used to style Fonts, font sizes, colors,
buttons with custom and other typographic
colors, shapes, and styles can be easily
hover effects. adjusted with CSS.
Layouts
CSS layout techniques like Flexbox and Grid allow for the
creation of complex, responsive page structures.
Q&A and Next Steps
Questions
Participants can ask questions to clarify any
concepts or get advice on specific CSS use
cases.
Next Steps
Suggest resources for further learning, such as
online tutorials, CSS documentation, and
practice projects.