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What are the simple statements in CSS referred to as...
rules... rules... rules
What does each rule in CSS provide...
the style for a selectionof XHTML elements
What does a typical rule consist of...
1) a selector, and

2) one or more properties and values
What does the selector specify...
which elements the rule applies to
How is each property declaration ended...
with a semicolon

;
How are properties and values of a rule grouped together...
between curly braces

{}
How do you select any element...
by using its name as the selector
How do you select multiple element names at once...
by separating element names with commas
What's one of the easiest ways to include a style in HTML...
use the <style> tag
When should you link to an external stylesheet...
for:

XHTML, and

sites of any complexity
What element is used to include an external style sheet...
the <link> element
How do you ensure that a property is in all elements...
use the inheritance feature

define the property at the highest node in the tree hierarchy and it will be inherited by each one beneath
How do you override properties...
define a more specific rule for the element you'd like to change
How do you add elements to a class...
use the class attribute
How do you select a specific element in a class...
use the "." character between the element name and the class name
How do you select any elements that belong to a class...
use ".classname"
If you place multiple class names in a class attribute (with spaces between the names), what effect will this have on the an element...
the element belongs to more than one class
How would you validate your CSS...
use the free W3c validator, at:

http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator