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Inline vs block elements

Created by Codedamn about a year ago

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    Css Class/ID In the code snippet below, remove the inline styling and rewrite the CSS in the style tags provided.

    <!-- Remove the inline styling and replace it with a block of internal css. --> <style type="text/css"> /\* Your code here \*/ </style> <div id="css_text_container" style="background-color: #3d6e86; padding: 32px;"> <p style="color: #fff; font-size: 16px; text-align: center; margin: 0;"> CSS is designed to enable the separation of presentation and content, including layout, colors, and fonts. This separation can improve content accessibility, provide more flexibility and control in the specification of presentation characteristics, enable multiple web pages to share formatting by specifying the relevant CSS in a separate .css file, and reduce complexity and repetition in the structural content. </p> </div>
    @saman

    Saman Jantanamsri

    @saman

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    #D2

    @yuki

    Yuva Kishore Bhashyam

    @yuki

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    #D1

    @engamjad

    Amjad Aljuaid

    @engamjad

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    It's known.. but studying like this is awesome!!

    @madhav1521

    Madhav jajal

    @madhav1521

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    my vs code local host is no longer connecting. please help

    @yangx32

    yang

    @yangx32

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    D1 still running

    @ebubechi

    Ebubechukwu Iweama

    @ebubechi

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    how to run test in html file

    @narpathsingh

    Narpath Singh

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    Most lessons on CSS have been easy to follow; however, this one Inline vs Block was confusing because of all the switching from the top to the bottom between the body and style discussion. Would be easier if there was less code and could see everything without having to scroll up and down. Nonetheless - after watching it over 3 times I understood the lesson.

    @helmrod

    Hel Rod

    @helmrod

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    Everything is temporary but ending of every video by "That's pretty much shit for this video" is PERMANENT 😂🤣😂

    @suhails

    Suhail

    @suhails

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    Been excellent learning so far. However, my successfully tests aren't getting marked as done despite 100% completion

    @aijs1

    FS Ali

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