Syntax of CSS

Introduction to CSS

Introduction to CSS - Lesson 3/50 - Beginner

Syntax of CSS

CSS syntax is simple: selector { property: value; }. Each declaration ends with a semicolon.

Clean syntax prevents silent styling bugs.

Think of HTML as a house frame and CSS as paint, furniture, and lighting.

Important CSS Properties

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Remove and add semicolons to learn why consistency matters.

Key Takeaways

  • Understand Syntax of CSS through small experiments.
  • Keep styles consistent with reusable class names.
  • Check spacing, alignment, and contrast after every change.
Keep editing the example until the idea feels natural.