Anatomy of a Style Declaration

style declaration

A Style Declaration consists of:

1. Selector: the selector is used to 'select' the HTML element that you want to style.
2. Declaration Block: is everything between the curly brackets.

The Declaration Block is further broken down into:

For instance, the Style Declaration (Style) in the image above means all paragraphs will have a font-size of 14px.

The letter 'p' is a Tag or Element Selector. This type of Selector simply selects an HTML tag by indicating the letters of the HTML tag.

For instance, the paragraph tag is written as such: <p></p>

Therefore, we just use the letter 'p' to select 'paragraphs'.

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