Can default property value be restored through CSS? If yes, how?
In CSS, you cannot revert back to old values due to lack of default values. The property can be re- declared to get the default property.
In CSS, you cannot revert back to old values due to lack of default values. The property can be re- declared to get the default property.
While making the float declaration, 1 pixel is added every time it is used in the form of the border, and even more float is allowed thereafter.
Control statements and external style sheets are used to overrule underlining Hyperlinks. E.g.: B { text-decoration: none; } <B href="career.html" style="text-decoration: none">link text</B>
Pseudo-elements are used to add special effects to some selectors. CSS in used to apply styles in HTML mark-up. In some cases when extra mark-up or styling is not possible…
Yes, it can be achieved by using a semicolon.
While an overall block is given to class selector, ID selector prefers only a single element differing from other elements. In other words, ID are uniques while classes are not.…
Selectors that are unique to a specific style, are called CLASS selectors. Declaration of style and association with HTML can be made through this. Syntax: Classnameit can be A-Z, a-z…
Importing enables combining external sheets to be inserted in many sheets. Different files and sheets can be used to have different functions. Syntax: @import notation, used with <Style> tag.
They are: Font-style Font-variant Font-weight Font-size/line-height Font-family Caption Icon
A catalog of directions within braces consisting of property, colon and value is called declaration block.e.g.: