what should come after a css property and why

Hello Atik,

After a CSS property comes a value that tells the what should be done with the element you selected from the HTML code. The selector, the property and the value between curly braces is called a rule. For example, all of the following is a rule

nav { background-color: #553377; }

is a rule that says what the background color of the navigation should be. The selector is the nav, which selects your navigation from the html file, the property is the background-color, and the value is the color you want your navigation background to be. The property and the value go between curly braces.

I hope this helps. :)

Hello Atik,

I have to applogize for not replying to you sooner. I could help you little by little, as long as I am ahead of you in the videos because I am a beginner too. I thought I relpied to the question about what cascading means in css but I am sad to see that the response is not here.

Cascading in Css means that one rule comes after another and one rule can cancel out another.

For example,

if I write

nav { background-color: #5287ff, }

and then I write another rule for the background color of the navigation and I say

nav { background-color: #682134; }

that means that the color of the background color of the navigation will be the second color I wrote down because it comes after the first.

If I write a third color for the background of the navigation, the navigation background will be the third color.

I hope this helps!

Wait, I did not see my second answer here when I reposted it. That's strange, but yes, I would be glad to help you with anything else you have a question about.