I thought it might be nice to standardize a bit on how the CSS coded examples are presented, since there were some inconsistencies before. I made the following changes:
For multi-line CSS examples, closing brackets are on their own line and not indented, e.g.:
body {
color: black;
}
Final declarations in a CSS block have a terminating semicolon.
Properties have a space after the colon.
I used two spaces for indenting. (It looked like using spaces was the norm, but in some cases it was 3, not 2.)
In one instance (2.1.10), I also cleaned up some of the example HTML in an attempt to improve readability.
If another standard format would be preferable, let me know.
I thought it might be nice to standardize a bit on how the CSS coded examples are presented, since there were some inconsistencies before. I made the following changes:
For multi-line CSS examples, closing brackets are on their own line and not indented, e.g.:
In one instance (2.1.10), I also cleaned up some of the example HTML in an attempt to improve readability.
If another standard format would be preferable, let me know.