CSS Syntax

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is used to style and layout web pages. Here’s an overview of the basic syntax and how to use it:

Basic Structure

A CSS rule consists of a selector and a declaration block:


selector {
    property: value;
    property: value;
    ...
}

Example:- In this example, I created class container and defined property background-color which has value #ff0000 (It is a red color) and property color which has #FFFF00 ( it is a yellow color)


.container {
 background-color: "#ff0000";  /*red color*/
 color: "#FFFF00";   /*yellow color*/
}

Try it Yourself

CSS Syntax – Interview Questions

Q 1: It separates multiple CSS declarations.

Ans:

" . 
                htmlspecialchars(
                "selector {
                 property: value;} . 
                "

Q 2: What is a selector in CSS?

Ans: A selector targets the HTML element to apply styles.

Q 3: What is a property in CSS?

Ans: A property defines what aspect of an element is being styled.

Q 4: What is a value in CSS?

Ans: A value specifies the style for a property.

Q 5: Why is semicolon used in CSS?

Ans: It separates multiple CSS declarations.