AtoZ CSS

There’s a number of pseudo classes in CSS. These pseudo classes help us style different states and target specific elements based on their relationship or position to other elements. The :enabled and :disabled pseudo classes style form elements that can or cannot be filled in or selected.

How elements take up space on the page is controlled by their `display`. There used to be two broad display types in CSS: elements were inline or block-level but there's a bit more to it than that.

The web would be a pretty dull place without a splash of colour. There are a number of different properties that take a colour value and there are four different colour syntaxes in CSS and that’s what we’ll be focusing on in this video. Those formats are colour keywords, hex, RGB and HSL

Every element on a web page is a box and we can describe the characteristics of these boxes using the CSS Box Model. Understanding this model and how different types of boxes lay out, is key when converting designs into a working website

auto a CSS value that has a number of uses. It’s the default value for a lot of properties but can be used for horizontal centering and is a handy tool to have in the box when dealing with responsive design