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Programa_ONE-HTML_CSS_1

Program_ONE-HTML_CSS_1

Take this course for the Oracle ONE Education program – HTML5 and CSS3 part 1: My First Website

Where I learned:

  • To define the basic structure of HTML.
  • With the DOCTYPE tag, we define which version of HTML we are using.
  • The <html> tag marks the content to be rendered in the browser. Within this tag, we can define the language of the page, through the lang property.
  • How to pass the encoding information of our page to the browser, through the <meta> tag and the charset property.
  • How to define the title of a page, through the <title> tag.
  • How to separate the information being passed to the browser, using the <head> tag.
  • How to separate the content of the page, using the <body> tag.
  • How to configure the presentation of texts: alignment (text-align), font size (font-size), background color (background) and text color (color).
  • CSS inline**: add CSS styles in the same line where we have our HTML tag.
  • The <style> tag: inside this tag we can place CSS markup referring to the elements we have in our HTML.
  • The presentation of the CSS as an external file.
  • How CSS cascading style works.
  • How to import an external CSS file into our HTML page.
  • How to represent colors in CSS: 1) through the English color name, 2) through its hexadecimal representation and 3) through RGB.
  • How to restructure our code, removing the inline CSS styles and placing them in the external CSS file.
  • How to create an identifier to specifically mark an element: how to reference that identifier in the CSS.
  • How to add an image to our page.
  • How to adjust the height of the element, through the height property.
  • How to adjust the width of the element, through the width property.
  • How to adjust the internal margin of the element, through the padding property.
  • How to adjust the external margin of the element, through the margin property.
  • How a front-end team is normally formed nowadays.
  • We got to know lists (ordered and unordered), we worked with unordered lists.
  • We saw that for each list item we need to use the <li> tag.
  • The concept of the classes in the CSS, these serve to mark elements, only that we can replicate the styles in several elements.
  • How to reference a class in CSS.
  • Content dividers, using the <div> tag.
  • The inline and block behaviors.
  • The concept of page header and how to create it.
  • That it is not recommended to create styles using labels, the ideal is to use class selectors for everything.
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