CSS Intermediate

These are some topics you are expected to learn and understand if you are in a CSS Intermediate class.

• Class and ID Selectors: Make your own selectors without the need for sticky-backed plastic!
• Grouping and Nesting: Properties assigned to multiple selectors or selectors within selectors.
• Pseudo Classes: Defining various states of a link selector.
• Shorthand Properties: Various properties, such as borders and margins that amalgamate other properties into one.
• Background Images: Guess. Specificity: How a browser will deal with conflicting CSS rules.
• Display: Specifying the characteristics of a box.
• Pseudo Elements: Styling first letters, first lines and placing content before and after elements.
• Page Layout: Floating and positioning boxes.