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What's the equivalent to HTML-Tag in a style-sheet?
Mar 7th, 2001 08:29
Ben Gordon, ch holzinger,
CSS doesn't use equivalency tags, in the simplest terms it allows the
adding of defined properties to a preexisting html formatting tag as
attributes. <html> is not a formatting tag but instead is a tag that
tells the browser that this is the beginning of an HTML code so that
the browser will phrase the code as HTML as opposed to text. <HTML>
to my knowledge allows no attributes or properties within the tag.
