Creating style specifically(Link to style sheets for Ipads) for iPad tablets, iPhones, and Phones based on the Android operating system requires specialized coding. We cannot simply specify the handheld media type when you link to your CSS as described in “Link to media-specific style sheets.” The Ipad, iPhone, and android os web browsers ignore the … Read more
We can link to several style sheets in your HTML file and specify that different style sheets be applied for different media using the media attribute. For example, one style sheet could be applied when the document is displayed on a computer screen another style sheet could be applied when the document is printed and … Read more
We can apply an id attribute to an HTML tag on your page to give it a unique identifier. We can then apply a style to that HTML tag using a special CSS selector for that tag. Using the id attribute to apply styles is an alternative to using the class attribute. See ” Apply … Read more
We can create a CSS rule that applies the style to an HTML tag. For Example, if you want all the paragraphs on your page to have text in the Arial font face with a size of 14 points, you can create a CSS declaration with that style properties and use p as the selector. … Read more
We can apply a style to a single instance of the tag in your file using an HTML attribute. The Style attribute enables you to apply a style rule to a tag without having to define the rule separately in an internal or external style sheet. A style applied locally overrides any style found or … Read more
We can Link to a Style Sheet to an external style sheet to assign a set of formatting rules to our HTML5 File. We use the <link> tag to specify the filename and location of the style sheet. We can link multiple files to the same style sheet to give all the pages on your … Read more