CSS : urls

Context of the notion in the technology: Document / Topc: CSS
Related Keywords: CSS urls
Help URL: http://www.htmlhelp.com/reference/css/all-properties.html#urls

Items Related to urls

font-family (font family)
font-style (font style)
font-variant (font variant)
font-weight (font weight)
font-size (font size)
font
color
background-color (background color)
background-image (background image)
background-repeat (background repeat)
background-attachment (background attachment)
background-position (background position)
background
word-spacing (word spacing)
letter-spacing (letter spacing)
text-decoration (text decoration)
vertical-align (vertical align)
text-transform (text transform)
text-align (text align)
text-indent (text indent)
line-height (line height)
margin-top (margin top)
margin-right (margin right)
margin-bottom (margin bottom)
margin-left (margin left)
margin
padding-top (padding top)
padding-right (padding right)
padding-bottom (padding bottom)
padding-left (padding left)
padding
border-top-width (border top width)
border-right-width (border right width)
border-bottom-width (border bottom width)
border-left-width (border left width)
border-width (border width)
border-color (border color)
border-style (border style)
border-top (border top)
border-right (border right)
border-bottom (border bottom)
border-left (border left)
border
width
height
float
clear
display
white-space (white space)
list-style-type (list style type)
list-style-image (list style image)
list-style-position (list style position)
list-style (list style)
length
percentage
color-units (color units)
urls

Inner Elements of urls

urls contains following items:

In computing, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a stylesheet language used to describe the presentation of a document written in a markup language. Its most common application is to style web pages written in HTML and XHTML, but the language can be applied to any kind of XML document, including SVG and XUL. The CSS specifications are maintained by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). In order to maintain standards compliance, it is recommended that CSS code is validated before release.
-- wikipedia.org

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