008 | mixing codes
NOTE: YOU HAVE TO GO TO THE THREAD FOR YOU TO UNDERSTAND THE LESSONS.
+ QUESTONS ABOUT MIXING CODES
001 | How do you mix codes?
Simple, you will have to use a container. What kind of container? That depends on the codes you'll be mixing/adding.
002 | Does all codes works in a container?
I'm pretty sure not all. I think the codes that are considered to be are all capable of any container.The basic codes like: bold, italic, strikethrough, etc. are not capable of mixing with codes because they aren't attributes, but are elements.
Two simple rules in mixing codes together:
1. Always separate each css tag with a semicolon. (;)
For example,
< div style=" font-family:times;font-size:40px;" >
As you can see, I separated each code from the other by adding semicolon. Always apply that or else your code won't work.
2. Always put a quotation mark ( " " ) before and after you put your container.
For example,
< div style=" color:554e42;line-height:10px;" >
As you can see, the code is enclosed by quotation marks. Always apply that or else your code won't work.
Again these are elaborated properly in the thread, post #15 or click on the external below to go directly to the post.
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