Lab 10 Reflection

Brian Sherpa

      For this lab we had to make an html page and add an external css. An External Style Sheet is a file containing only CSS syntax (no document content or elements) and should carry a MIME type of "text/css." The style information is not explicitly tied directly to the document's elements, so Selector syntax is used to specify what styles attach to which portions of the document tree. We also had to answer the same questions as lab 9 and the same thing for the favicon. The only difference is that instead of using an internal css stylesheet we had to use an external css stylesheet. This is useful for a web designer because it is important to know how to use both ways of using css. External is a way that can create a css stylesheet for multiple html files if you link it correctly.