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CSS Basic
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What is CSS?
00:00
Ways To Add CSS
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Introduction
00:00
Inline CSS
00:00
Internal CSS
00:00
External CSS
00:00
CSS Colors
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Named Colors
00:00
Hexadecimal Colors
00:00
RGB Colors
00:00
RGBA Colors
00:00
HSL Colors
00:00
HSLA Colors
00:00
CSS Selectors
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Introduction
CSS Comments
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Introduction
CSS Text Formatting
0/1
Various types of Text Formatting
00:00
CSS Backgrounds
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Introduction
00:00
CSS Borders
0/1
Introduction
CSS Outline
0/1
Introduction
00:00
CSS Fonts
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Font Family
00:00
CSS Height and Width
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Introduction
00:00
CSS Margins and Paddings
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CSS Margin
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CSS Padding
00:00
CSS Box Models
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What is CSS Box Model?
00:00
CSS Align
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Text Alignment (text-align)
00:00
Horizontal Centering (margin and auto)
00:00
Vertical Alignment
00:00
Grid Centering
00:00
Table Cell Alignment (vertical-align for table cells)
00:00
CSS Icons
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Introduction
00:00
CSS Links
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Introduction
00:00
CSS Lists
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Introduction
00:00
CSS Tables
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Introduction
00:00
CSS Gradient
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How to use CSS Gradients and its Types
00:00
Linear Gradients
00:00
Radial Gradients
00:00
Conic Gradients
00:00
CSS Display Properties
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Introduction
00:00
CSS Max-Width Property
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Introduction
00:00
CSS Positioning Elements
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Introduction
00:00
CSS Z-Index Property
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Introduction
00:00
CSS Overflow
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Introduction
00:00
CSS Float
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Introduction
00:00
CSS Opacity
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Introduction
00:00
CSS Pseudo-classes
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Various Types of Pseudo-classes
00:00
CSS Pseudo-Elements
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Various Types of Pseudo-Elements
00:00
CSS Forms
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Introduction
00:00
CSS Flexbox
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Introduction
00:00
Container Properties
00:00
Item Properties
00:00
CSS Nav
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How to create Vertical Navbar using CSS?
00:00
How to create Horizontal Navbar using CSS?
00:00
CSS Dropdowns
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Dropdown Creation
00:00
CSS Buttons
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Introduction
00:00
CSS Cards
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How to create Cards using CSS?
00:00
CSS Image Gallery
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How create an image Gallery using css?
00:00
CSS Media Queries
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Introduction
00:00
CSS Variables
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What is CSS Variables
00:00
CSS 2D Transforms
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Various types of 2D Transforms
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CSS 3D Transforms
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Various types of 3D Transforms
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CSS Transition
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Types of CSS Transition
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CSS Animation
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What are CSS Animations
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The @keyframes Rule
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Animation Duration
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Animation Delay
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Animation Iteration Count
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Animation Direction
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Animation Timing Function
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Animation Shorthand property
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CSS Grid Layout
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CSS Layout
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Grid Container
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Grid Item
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CSS
About Lesson

Definition:

In CSS, the margin property is used to control the space outside an element’s border. It defines the amount of space between an element’s border and surrounding elements.

Syntax:

selector {
margin: value;
}

The value can be set using various units, such as pixels (px), em, rem, percentages (%), etc. You can also specify values for individual sides (top, right, bottom, left) using the margin-top, margin-right, margin-bottom, and margin-left properties.

Example:

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang=”en”>
<head>
  <meta charset=”UTF-8″>
  <meta name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0″>
  <style>
    /* Apply margin to a div with the class ‘box’ using shorthand property */
    .box {
      margin: 20px; /* Applies 20px margin to all sides */
      background-color: lightblue;
      padding: 10px;
      border: 2px solid navy;
    }
    /* Apply margin to a paragraph with the class ‘paragraph’ using individual properties */
    .paragraph {
      margin-top: 10px;
      margin-right: 30px;
      margin-bottom: 10px;
      margin-left: 30px;
      background-color: lightgreen;
      padding: 10px;
      border: 2px solid darkgreen;
    }
  </style>
  <title>Margin Example</title>
</head>
<body>
  <div class=”box”>
    This is a box with margin applied using the shorthand property.
  </div>
  <p class=”paragraph”>
    This is a paragraph with margin applied individually for each side.
  </p>
</body>
</html>

In this example:

  • The first CSS rule applies a margin of 20px to all sides of a div element with the class box. It also sets a light blue background, padding, and a navy border.

  • The second CSS rule applies different margins to each side of a p element with the class paragraph. It sets a light green background, padding, and a dark green border.

You can customize the margin values to create the desired spacing around your elements. Using the shorthand property is common for applying equal margins to all sides, while individual properties offer more control over each side’s margin.

Output:

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