7. Styling Page Content

In This Chapter

Understanding CSS

Creating a Style Rule for a Tag

CSS Categories

Creating a Custom Class or ID

Applying Attributes

Creating Contextual Selectors

Working with the CSS Properties Pane

Formatting Links

Editing Styles with the Property Inspector

Modifying a Style

Working with Related Files

Using the Code Navigator

You want your website to look inviting, colorful, and organized, right? You need style! With styles, your site doesn’t just look good—you get other benefits as well. Compared to older font-tag-based styling, your site is easier to maintain and update, it downloads faster and uses less bandwidth, and it’s more accessible to every type of browser. In this chapter you’ll get a basic understanding of ...

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