- College Credit
- Beginner
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This course provides an in-depth explanation of the CSS box model, a fundamental concept in web design. It covers the components of the model—content, padding, border, and margin—and how they collectively determine the size and spacing of elements on a webpage
Introduction to the CSS Box Model
This stage introduces the CSS box model, explaining how it organizes content using margins, borders, padding, and the content area to define an element's layout. Through examples and styling demonstrations, this stage highlights how these properties affect the appearance and spacing of HTML elements on a webpage.
4 stepsSetting Effective Margins and Padding in CSS
This stage covers the use of CSS properties for controlling the width, height, margins, and padding of elements. These properties help in defining element sizes and the spacing between elements, which are crucial for creating structured, visually appealing layouts.
3 stepsHow to Size and Space Elements Using CSS
CSS allows you to control the size and spacing of elements on a webpage, which helps in creating structured and visually appealing layouts. The provided HTML and CSS examples demonstrate how to center content, set element widths, and control spacing between elements using margins and padding.
2 stepsSet Borders and Backgrounds Using CSS
This stage focuses on enhancing visual design with CSS properties such as backgrounds, borders, and gradients. It covers how to set background colors and images, as well as how to use border-radius and box-shadow to create rounded corners and shadow effects. Additionally, it introduces CSS linear gradients, allowing for smooth transitions between colors to create dynamic and visually appealing backgrounds.
Practical Implementation of HTML and CSS
This example demonstrates how to style a webpage with borders, background gradients, and shadows using CSS to create a visually appealing and accessible design. The HTML structure includes a header, main content, and footer, while the CSS applies a gradient background, rounded corners, and shadow effects, along with well-defined margins and padding for a polished layout.
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