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Create custom CSS, part 2
From the course: Designing Websites from Photoshop to Dreamweaver
Create custom CSS, part 2
- [Instructor] Next up we'll create global styles for heading one, two, and three. To begin click the add selector button on the css designer panel, making sure first that the topsyturvy.css is selected. We'll type in h1 for heading one, we'll repeat for heading two, and again for heading three. Now we can return to the extract panel to copy the actual css styles from heading one and two in row one, and heading three from row two. After pasting you may notice that the open sans font isn't displaying properly, and that's because the extractor does not yet export the font name with the proper syntax required by Google fonts. To correct this, we'll do some quick hand coding in the topsyturvy.css file. Since we're already using open sans somewhere else we can copy this entire line of css from the other style here. So selecting and copy, and then we'll go down to the heading styles, and replace it here for heading two. Let's also make some edits to heading three by changing the font size…
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Create a Bootstrap file5m 8s
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Create rows for page content7m 20s
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Customize the navigation menu5m 33s
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Menu styles6m 57s
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Menu alignment3m
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Add a carousel4m 50s
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Use the Photoshop extractor7m 32s
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Create custom CSS, part 16m 43s
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Create custom CSS, part 25m 58s
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Code for SEO and accessibility6m 23s
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Error checking with the Validator tool3m 7s
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The Clean Up HTML tool34s
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The Link Checker panel2m 51s
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