You might like to turn there for this practical approach. So you just worry about what you want to do, and don't worry so much about how to do it. And even if you don't want to use an editor to create your style sheets, you'll do well to use this guide as a constant reference, rather than slavishly trying to learn and remember correct style sheet syntax. One more time, let me recap how style sheets work. Follow the bouncing ball.
Style sheets are a series of instructions, called statements.
Each statement has a selector, which tells a browser which elements on a page are affected by this statement, and a declaration, which tells the browser how to draw these elements. A declaration is a series of properties. The property name is one of several dozen keywords which we will look at shortly. There are several different types of value. Different properties can take different types of these values.