One of the most important principles to learn about CSS (Cascading Stylesheets) is CSS Specificity. What is CSS Specificity? Specificity is the act of specifying a certain element directly by it’s name. In other words, it’s like calling someone by the first name. For example, say we have the name John. There’s probably a few million people out in the world who’s name is John. And so if you tell all Johns to move to the left, then all of them will move to the left. The same goes with CSS elements.

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Who wants to do tedious things when there are already made or automated for you? There are many useful resources, templates, and websites that can save a developer a lot of time when developing a website. I use these tools constantly during development to fill up some temporary content to test out spacing, or fill up a wordpress theme so that everything won’t be missed when coding the blockquotes, the heading tags, and so forth.

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Cascading Stylesheet or CSS for short is one of the way web developers use to design an HTML site. With CSS and images, you can make any site design whether it’s a simple portfolio site, or a Wordpress theme.
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There are different ways to make a list of items in HTML. In this tutorial, you will learn about 2 ways that are used the most often. In addition, you will learn when and how to implement lists.
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From the past tutorials, we learned about the Head and Meta Tags and we also learned the tags for Images and Hyperlinks. Now we are going to dive into the main part of coding which is Body. The body will contain your content and I’m going to show you the basic markup that’s found in nearly all websites and blogs.

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