This document discusses different ways of applying CSS styles, including inline styles, embedded styles, and external styles. It also covers applying multiple classes to an element, with the last class overwriting any previous styles. The document demonstrates how the order of class declarations can impact the final displayed styles. It also shows how to import one CSS file into another and how to link different style sheets for screen and print media.

1. CSS- It brings the site to life

2. Types of CSS Style Applying
• Inline Styles – High Priority
• Embedded Styles – Normal Priority
• External Styles – Low Priority

3. Applying more than one class to the
same element
• <a class=“hyperlink”>Hyper Link 1</a>
• <a class=“hyperlink mystyle”>Mystyle Link</a>
• <a class=“hyperlink”> Hyper Link 2 </a>
CSS:
a{}
.hyperlink{color:#1270bb;font-size:18px;font-weight:bold; text-decoration: none;}
.mystyle{color:#ee481d;border:1px solid #ee481d;}
Hyper Link1 Mystyle Link Hyper Link2
HTML:-

4. HTML
<div class=“blue grey orange”>One</div>
<div class=“grey orange blue”>Two</div>
<div class=“orange blue grey”>Three</div>
CSS
div{width:100px;height:100px;float:left;col
or:#fff; margin:5px;}
.blue{background-color:#1270bb;}
.grey{background-color:#5c5d60;}
.orange{background-color:#ee481d;}
One Two Three
Guess output style?

5. One Two
Styles applied like this…
Three
So, the last style will overwrite the existing style. Here
orange class defined at last so, it overwrites blue and grey.

6. Importing a CSS file from within CSS (file)
• @import url("blogstyles.css“);
• Apply different styles for print
Printed Content
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="mystyles.css" media="screen" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="myprintstyles.css" media=" print" />

7. Thank you!