Describe the purpose of attaching the file reset.css to your .html files. Also, provide one rule which is canceled out by attaching this css file to your html file.
The purpose of the reset.css file is to remove the standard rules in the website file. One thing that reset.css removes is to remove the white space to the edge of the website so that text can touch the side.
Attaching reset.css to an .html file will cancel out all of the default rules for the style of the html so you can put in your own to tell it what to look like. One thing this cancels out is the default margin.
The reason why this file is attached with .css is because it's a .css file. the reason why we link it to the html is so that the small white space is not there when we add in a boarder. One rule that is broken is that the web can't have that white space there anymore because we told it to(in the reset.css file).
use reset.css to cancel out all default rules on a file and use the reset.css rules in its' place. You can also use rest.css on multiple files by placing it locally, and then put the rules easily on multiple html docs by linking them to reset.css. This will cancel out custom set margins and changes them to custom set dimensions
Attaching the file to a reset file is meant for making files listen to it's owners, not the browsers. One rule that is cancelled out by "attaching this css file to my html file is the font codes.
The purpose of attaching the reset.css file is to take away all of the websites default settings. One rule that is cancelled out by the reset.css is the heading formats. It also removes all of the default margins and borders that the web browser would give it.
Attaching the reset.css to the .html file gets ride of all the default rules. This lets the developer to design their website without any pre-set rules. One rule this cancels out is cancelling the margin rules.
The reasonto attach the file reset.css to html files is because the web has default settings that may be anoying to change because there are multiple things that you would have to remove every time that you want to add something. For example ordered lists by default have numbers, but with reset.css it doesn't have numbers and if you want to add them back you can do that simply.
Attaching file reset.css to the .html files will cancel out any default rules, this provides the web developer to design their website the way they want it. One rule that was canceled out is the default margin rules.
The file reset.css is able to cancel out all of the default css that the web assigns to your html files. One example of this is the list feature. The reset.css gets rid of numbers or bullet points before the list items and pushes the list items to the left border.
It cancels most of the default rules. The default margins are no longer in effect and you can now set our own.
ReplyDeleteThe purpose of the reset.css file is to remove the standard rules in the website file. One thing that reset.css removes is to remove the white space to the edge of the website so that text can touch the side.
ReplyDeleteAttaching reset.css to an .html file will cancel out all of the default rules for the style of the html so you can put in your own to tell it what to look like. One thing this cancels out is the default margin.
ReplyDeleteThe reason why this file is attached with .css is because it's a .css file. the reason why we link it to the html is so that the small white space is not there when we add in a boarder. One rule that is broken is that the web can't have that white space there anymore because we told it to(in the reset.css file).
ReplyDeleteReset.css is a free open source css tool that allows people to reset and cancle out default font sizes, line heights, margins, and many more.
ReplyDeleteReset.css cancels out certain rules that are already set in the code, the color of a link would be altered.
ReplyDeleteuse reset.css to cancel out all default rules on a file and use the reset.css rules in its' place. You can also use rest.css on multiple files by placing it locally, and then put the rules easily on multiple html docs by linking them to reset.css. This will cancel out custom set margins and changes them to custom set dimensions
ReplyDeleteAttaching the file to a reset file is meant for making files listen to it's owners, not the browsers. One rule that is cancelled out by "attaching this css file to my html file is the font codes.
ReplyDeleteThe purpose of attaching file reset is to get rid of all the default settings the browser applies to css
ReplyDeleteThe purpose of attaching the reset.css file is to take away all of the websites default settings. One rule that is cancelled out by the reset.css is the heading formats. It also removes all of the default margins and borders that the web browser would give it.
ReplyDeleteAttaching the reset.css to the .html file gets ride of all the default rules. This lets the developer to design their website without any pre-set rules. One rule this cancels out is cancelling the margin rules.
ReplyDeleteThe reasonto attach the file reset.css to html files is because the web has default settings that may be anoying to change because there are multiple things that you would have to remove every time that you want to add something. For example ordered lists by default have numbers, but with reset.css it doesn't have numbers and if you want to add them back you can do that simply.
ReplyDeleteAttaching file reset.css to the .html files will cancel out any default rules, this provides the web developer to design their website the way they want it. One rule that was canceled out is the default margin rules.
ReplyDeleteThe file reset.css is able to cancel out all of the default css that the web assigns to your html files. One example of this is the list feature. The reset.css gets rid of numbers or bullet points before the list items and pushes the list items to the left border.
ReplyDeletereset.css is for reducing inconsistencies in pages. It is used to almost set everything back to zero.
ReplyDeleteIt gets rid of all of the default rules that is has
ReplyDeletereset.css gets rid of all the default rules of css. One example is it cancels out the margins.
ReplyDelete