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What is the "Cascading" order of CSS3?

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What is the "Cascading" order of CSS3?

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-browser default -external style sheets -internal style sheets (in the head section) -inline style (inside an HTML element..avoid using this)

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What do the 3 most common CSS rules look like in code?

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selector { property: value; } h1{ color:blue; }

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Can you override rule precedence? If so, how?

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Yes -add !important; at the end of wheatever rule you want to be most important inside the curly brackets h1{ color:blue; font-family: Arial !important; }

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When are internal styling sheets good to use and what do you use codewise and where??

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When you're just trying to style one page. use <style></style> tags in the <head>

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What is the rule precedence?

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the rules from the most recent file have precedence (the most recently added one, regardless or order)

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When you have more than 1 page to style, which style sheet is best to use? How do you use it?

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external style sheet -put your rules in a different file with a .css extension -don't use style tag, but put a <link> in head section to .css file <link rel="stylesheet" href="filename.css">

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How do you write/code comments in CSS?

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/This is how comments are done/ make sure it's a backslash with a star, then a star with a backslash at the end

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True or False: Every browser has its own different default style.

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True

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You can have as many property value combos as you want, but what do you need to remember to do?

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separate them with semicolons; h1{ color:blue; background-color: yellow; }

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Why is it NOT best practice to add style directly into text?

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It's best to use CSS for style and keep HTML for content. ex. of adding style directly into text w/ HTML <h1 style = "color:blue">Styled Heading</h1>

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