Web Design Guide for Beginners- The Ultimate Source for Learning HTML, CSS, Bootstrap and How to Create Mobile Compatible Sites for the Web by Leon Krugliakov

Web Design Guide for Beginners- The Ultimate Source for Learning HTML, CSS, Bootstrap and How to Create Mobile Compatible Sites for the Web by Leon Krugliakov

Author:Leon Krugliakov [Krugliakov, Leon]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Published: 2017-03-30T04:00:00+00:00


This is what the webpage should look like at the moment. Notice that the paragraph did not change color. That is because in the CSS we specified that the paragraph will have the color red after we told all the text to be white. This overwritten the previous value saying that it is white. Think about it this way. You have 7 cars and you paint all of them red, then you paint 2 of them white. This will give you 5 red cars and 2 white cars. All cars were told to be painted white, but then two were selected to be another color. This is also how HTML works, we tell the webpage to paint all the text white and then. We tell it to recolor all paragraphs red.

Now we will discuss something a bit more complicated. How do we add a background picture and make it the right dimensions according to different screen sizes and page sizes? The first step is to find a picture online that you want to add as the background and save the picture to our Pictures folder we created before. Save the picture as “background”. This is what the code for making the picture appear as the background of the website is:



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