CSS (Cascading Style Sheet), also known as cascading style sheet, is a set of formatting rules used for web page style design. By using CSS styles to format a page, you can separate the content of the page from its presentation. The content of the page is stored in the HTML document, while the CSS rules used to define the presentation are stored in another file or a certain part of the HTML document, usually the file header. Separating content from presentation not only makes it easier to maintain the appearance of the site, but also makes HTML document code more concise and shortens browser load times.
There are four core concepts of CSS: standard flow, box model, position, and float. They are the basis of CSS and the most commonly used attributes.
1. Standard flow
The standard flow is the arrangement of tags. If the order displayed on the page is consistent with the order in the code, it complies with the standard flow. For example:
<div>red</div> <p>blue</blue>
<div style="float:right">red</div> <p>blue</p>
All objects on the web page can be regarded as a box, and designers can Control the properties of this box by creating definitions. These objects include: paragraphs, lists, titles, pictures and layers
.example{ width:300px; //设置盒子宽度 padding:10px; //设置填充 border:5px solid #000; //设置边框 margin:20px; //设置边界 }
This attribute determines how the element is positioned. There are about five values
Each Web pages can be seen as layers of pages stacked up
4. Float
is to float elements. It has four values: left right none inherit, light Just by looking at the name, you can understand that the original float was only used to achieve the effect of text wrapping around images, but now the application of float is more than this