Fine tuning typography aesthetics

[hldouglas]

• Want to colour quotations marks without colouring the entire quote
• Want to bold certain elements with description list
• Making two separate ordered lists have different list style types; they also are hyperlinks, not sure if that makes a difference.

[hldouglas]

@thomasjbradley

[thomasjbradley]

For the quotes:

Inside the blockquote instead of using q, because blockquote is already a quote, change the tag to a p tag. Then put actual quote marks into the p tag. If you surround the quote with an element, like a span you can style them separately.

<p><span>“</span>...

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For the <dl>:

The dl has two different elements inside it in the HTML—pick one of the two and apply bold only to it.

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For different lists:

You probably want to use a class="" attribute on one of them, giving it a name, so you can style it separately. https://github.com/algonquindesign/html-css/tree/gh-pages/using-css#naming-and-classes

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p.s. In the future, it's much easier for me to manage if each question is a separate issue on GitHub.

[hldouglas]

Everything worked except the bolding of the dt element in dl I've been attempting to make dt have it's own properties (didn't work) and create a class for dt (also didn't work)

[thomasjbradley]

This line here is still bolding all of the dl: https://github.com/hldouglas/dsn1674-assignment-3/blob/gh-pages/css/main.css#L48

[hldouglas]

Deleted an no change.

[thomasjbradley]

Typo: font-weight, not font-style.