Select the CSS word inside the paragraph, using the <span> tag. Make it bold and green. This task is part of the Full-Stack JavaScript Course If you have any issues with it, you can ask for community help below the post...

Make the text in all paragraphs green. Don’t use inline styles. Don’t change the number of paragraphs. This task is part of the Full-Stack JavaScript Course If you have any issues with it, you can ask for community help below the post...

Let’s practice a new style - the background color. Give all paragraphs a blue background and white text for the text. Don’t use inline styles, don’t change the number of paragraphs....

Come up with a title for the page about your CSS adventures and add it to the <h2> tag. Add a couple of paragraphs about what interests you the most in the course....

As I promised in the lecture, we will work with relative sizes The document has a block with two paragraphs. Set the block height to 500px and the height of each paragraph to 40% of the parent’s height...

Make the text of each paragraph brown. The text of each <h2> header must be 18px size. The first level heading text should be red and 22px size. Don’t use inline styles....

Styles are plugged in and everything works fine. Let’s add a slight tweak to it. Align the heading <h1> to the center of the screen. This task is part of the Full-Stack JavaScript Course...

Your colleague wrote both HTML and CSS, but something is wrong. Apparently he forgot to link styles to the HTML document. You should fix this by properly linking styles.css to index....

Your colleague continues to make mistakes. The HTML document and styles are written again. And the styles are even connected, but again nothing works. Most likely, the error lies in the path to the stylesheet....

Create a styles.css file and include it in the index.html document. In the styles.css file add styles for the paragraph and heading. align the paragraphs to the middle change the heading color to red This task is part of the Full-Stack JavaScript Course...