1. An external style sheet cannot contain any HTML tags such as <HEAD> or <STYLE>
2, the Rel property is used to define the relationship between the connected file and the HTML document. REL=STYLESHEET specifies a fixed or preferred style and rel= "Alternate StyleSheet" to define an interaction style. Fixed styles are always applied when the style sheet is active. The missing title attribute, defining a fixed style.
3, <link rel=stylesheet href= "Basics.css" title= "contemporary" >
<link rel=stylesheet href= "Tables.css" title= "contemporary" >
<link rel=stylesheet href= "Forms.css" title= "contemporary" >
In this example, three style sheets are grouped together into a "contemporary" style, which is applied as a preferred style sheet. To combine multiple style sheets into a single style, you must use the same title in each style sheet.
4, the Type property is used to specify the media type, and the link element is the same. Similarly, the title and media properties can also be specified with the style. <style type= "Text/css" media=screen>
5. Punk {color:lime; Background: #ff80c0}
p.warning {font-weight:bolder; color:red; Background:white}
In this example, the punk class can be used with any BODY element because it has no HTML element association in the style sheet. In the case of the stylesheet, the warning class can only be used for P elements.
6. The span element is added to the HTML to allow the Web page creator to give the style but no need to attach to an HTML structural element. span is used as a selector in a style sheet, and it can accept style, class, and ID attributes.
span is an inline element, so it can be used as an element in HTML, such as EM and strong. The most important difference is that although EM and strong have structural meanings, span does not have the same meaning. Its existence is purely an application style, so it has no effect when the stylesheet is invalidated.
Some span examples are as follows:
<! doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd HTML 4.0//EN" >
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<title>span Example </TITLE>
<STYLE type= "text/css" media= "screen, print, Projection ">
<!--
.firstwords { font-variant: small-caps }
-->
</STYLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<P><SPAN class= firstwords>the first few words</span> is preceded by a handful of text in a paragraph, which is a small capital letter. Styles can also be inline, such as changing the text style to <SPAN style= "font-family:arial" >Arial</SPAN>.</P>
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span usage is similar to a div except that the div is block-level, and span can be said to be line-level (as the teacher says).