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• Basic CSS
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  • How css works
  • The different ways to use css to style html tags
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  • Creating style declarations
  • Creating nested style declarations
• Using tag attributes
  • The tag box model
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  • Hover Styles
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  • Backgrounds
  • Floating
  • Display Method Alteration
  • Width
• Examples of Putting it all together
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  • A three column page without tables
  • An interesting horizontal rule
• Some thoughts on creating clean displays
• A CSS+HTML quick reference sheet

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