(p.186) Like HTML documents, CSS documents are simple ________ files.
(p.186) A style sheet holds formatting codes that control your Web page’s ________.
(p.186) You can use style sheets to change the look of any Web page ________, such as paragraphs, lists, backgrounds, and more.
(p.186 & 190) Anytime you want to apply the formatting from an external style sheet to an HTML document, you attach the style sheet to the page using a ________ tag.
(p.186 & 188) Style sheet files have a ________ file extension.
(p.186) Style sheets are made up of ________.
(p.186) (Separate your answers with a space) Each style sheet rule has two distinct parts: a ________ and a ________.
(p.186) In a style sheet rule, the ________ specifies the element to which you want to apply a style rule.
(p.186) In a style sheet rule, the ________ specifies the formatting for the selector.
(p.187) (Separate your answers with a space) A style sheet declaration consists of one or more ________ and ________ pairs.
(p.187) In a style sheet declaration, the property and value are separated by a ________.
(p.187) In a style sheet declaration, multiple property-value pairs in a declaration are separated by ________.
(p.187 & 194) If you want to apply formatting only to a particular instance of a tag, you can use a ________ attribute inside that tag.
(p.187) Tags you add inside other tags ________ the outer tag’s formatting, unless you specify otherwise.
(p.187 & 192) ________ style sheets exist within an HTML page, between the <HEAD> and </HEAD> tags.
(p.189) Similar to HTML, you can add line breaks and spaces within your CSS without changing the effects of your rules.
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(p.189) You may use CSS to change how ________ normally appear.
(p.191) You can add ________ to your style sheet to describe and identify your style rules.
(p.191) In your style sheet document, type ________ to begin a comment.
(p.191) Type ________ to end a style sheet comment.
(p.193) (Separate your answers with a space) You can prevent an older browser from displaying style tag coding by typing ________ and ________ before and after the style rules.
(p.193) A page can access another page’s internal style sheet.
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(p.194) To define a class in your external or internal style sheet, type the tag for which you want to create a class, type a ________, and type a name for the class.
(p.195) You can use a ________ class to format more than one type of tag.
(p.195) When you apply a class to a tag, the class-based rules override any conflicting rules already assigned to the tag.
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(p.196) You can apply styles to different sections of your Web page using the <________> tag.
(p.197) You can use the <________> tag to apply formatting to a portion of text in an HTML document.
(p.197) Unlike the <DIV> tag, the <SPAN> tag is a(n) ________ tag; it does not add blank lines before and after the text.
(p.198) You can apply a style to a single instance of a tag in your document using an HTML ________.
(p.198) The ________ attribute allows you to apply a style rule to a tag without having to define the rule separately in an internal or external style sheet.
(p.198) When you apply a style locally, it ________ any styles found in external or internal style sheets for the same tag.
(p.199) You can use the ________ attribute to assign a style rule to an individual Web page element; they are like classes except that classes can be associated with multiple elements on the page.