Dugu Jiujian (2)_CSS video tutorial

• Chapter1 Preparations for learning CSS - the skill of sharpening your sword and chopping firewood by mistake
• 1-1 Installation and configuration of several learning tools
• 1-2 Install the Browser-sync tool under windows
• Chapter2 What exactly is CSS?
• 2-1 What the heck is CSS and what is its use?
• 2-2 The four common attributes of id, class, title and style tags
• 2-3 CSS style selectors and declaration blocks - peek-a-boo with elements
• 2-4 Types and characteristics of CSS style selectors-choice is greater than effort
• 2-5 Where should CSS code be written? Give your stylesheet a home
• Chapter3 Detailed explanation of CSS selectors-I want to find you no matter where you are
• 3-1 Tag selector: the most intuitive
• 3-2 ID selector: A good man who is dedicated and dedicated.
• 3-3 Class selectors: Uniform elements
• 3-4 Attribute selector: the most familiar stranger
• 3-5 Group selector: Rice in a big pot is delicious
• 3-6 Descendant selection talisman: The elders and younger ones are in order, know the books and receive gifts.
• 3-7 Offspring Selector: The Charm of Family Trees
• 3-8 Universal Selector and Peer Selector: Better to kill by mistake than let go
• Chapter4 Real-time viewing and editing of CSS styles: Who says there is no regret medicine?
• 4-1 CSS style viewing and editing - real-time preview until satisfied
• 4-2 Artifact WorkSpace: Update local CSS files online in real time
• Chapter5 CSS style cascading and inheritance
• 5-1 How to resolve style conflicts: the past and present of cascading style sheets
• 5-2 Label style: directly modify the default style
• 5-3 Class style definition: Give elements a Korean facelift
• 5-4 id style: only child on page
• 5-5 Inline styles: customizing elements