I'm trying to learn CSS for web design, but there I haven't found anything to lead me in the right direction in regards to formatting text mid-line.
I'm using the header tag in the html file for my css definitions. I can get all the customization I want for h1,h2, etc... and the
tag.
So, if I wanted every paragraph to have its own color, I'm fine. But if I want to highlight just like this is supposed to, I can't seem to, regardless if I try class or ID selectors.
Like I said, I know my problem isn't in the definition stage, because I can get it to work if I use the
operator. Maybe there is a better way to define it to get the effects I want? I mean, I don't always have to start a new line to get a new font effect, do I?
So, could someone redo the font color red thing above in css? If you feel my problem might be in defining them in { } 's , let me see that too.
Thanks.
2006-07-20
09:15:58
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Yooka
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Programming & Design