In this exercise you will use several css selectors to restyle elements of this page. The HTML base is already written for you and is found below for you to copy into your project. Complete the following: 1. Select the body and give it a background color of #111111. 2.
Styling code can be a tricky task, sometimes requiring some good ol' guess-and-check changes to the CSS. Fortunately, doing this with code is a lot less permanent than doing this with your artwork. Project Requirements Open the project web page in a new browser window. Your job is to change
You are going to recreate the front page of a newspaper using block, inline and inline-block elements. Your newspaper should have: 1. A header with the name of your newspaper 2. A title for the front page article 3. A body with a story. 4. Several words in the body
You're the new editor of the Daily Planet, and you're committed to bringing the newspaper up to a modern-day standard. In order to do this, you're moving the paper online and are teaching all the Planet's writers to code. As the editor, each piece of code needs to pass your
One major concept to grasp in HTML is the difference between block elements and inline elements. Block elements are those that take up the full width available on a web page, effectively blocking out any other elements from sitting next to it on the left or right. Inline elements are