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HTML/CSS
  • Overview
  • How the Web Works
    • DNS, TCP/IP, HTTP, HTML
    • Anatomy of a Web Page
    • How a Web Page Gets Loaded
  • HTML/CSS intro
    • HTML
      • Boilerplate HTML
      • HTML Hierarchy
      • Meta Section
      • Text-formatting Elements
      • Image
      • Video
      • Anchor
      • Tables
      • Semantic Elements
    • CSS
      • Properties
      • Selectors
      • Box-Model
      • Block vs Inline
      • The Cascade
    • Layout
      • Container Elements
      • Grid vs Flexbox
      • Flexbox
      • Grid
  • Miscellaneous Topics
    • Background Image
    • Border-radius
    • Box-shadow
    • Centering Elements
    • Colors
    • Custom Properties
    • Forms
    • Typography
    • Units
  • Appendix
    • Google Fonts
    • Lorem Ipsum
    • HTML Cheatsheet
    • CSS Cheatsheet
    • Browser Support for HTML/CSS
    • unsplash.com (free images)
    • pexels.com (free images)
    • Chrome Default Stylesheet
  • Further Learning Resources
    • FE Mentor Challenges
    • Free Scrimba Courses
    • Kevin Powell Youtube
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What aspects of an HTML element can be styled?

The list is quite long. They can be loosely categorized into styles that deal with text and font, colors and backgrounds, margins, padding, and borders, and dimensions, display and positioning.

Some of the styles, such as those for setting basic text and color properties, are very easy to learn. Some of the others require a deeper understanding of how elements are rendered on the screen.

For a complete list, visit the website below.

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