A reference to CSS styles

Most of the time, in the layout of the need for uniform style, and can not be modified each, so the use of CSS unified style.

Write a common style that requires the dongdong to be called together. If you need to modify the style, you only need to modify the common style.

Here are a few of the steps to create and reference a CSS style:

1. Now create a new folder under the WebContent directory of the project, named style (this random).

Indicates that we have CSS style files in this folder.

2. Right-click within the style folder you just created-new-other choose Create CSS file and name it. I'm named Mystyle.css here.

3. Customize a style in this CSS style file.

. pp {size:24em; color:red;}

I define this as the style that you want to be.

4. Citation notes

References are divided into two parts

One is referenced in a JSP file, the other is referenced in an HTML file, and two is a little bit different.

Reference in the JSP file:

Referencing in an HTML file:
By contrast, you can see the difference in ${pagecontext.request.contextpath} on the path of the project.

5, start the reference (JSP, HTML These two are the same)

<form name= "MyForm" action= "/webtest001/myservlet" method= "POST" > <p class= "pp" > This is a CSS exercise </p> <i Nput class= "pp" type= "button" value= "Send" onclick= "Send ();" ></form>
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A reference to CSS styles