Question

Choose the correct CSS syntax out of the following -


1)p{color-black;}


2)p{color:black;}


3){p-color:black;}


4)p color:black;


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Answer 1

Out of the all given CSS syntax the correct one is p{color:black;}(Option 2).

• CSS selectors are used to "find" (or choose) the HTML elements to style. In CSS, the selector p refers to the HTML element you want to style: <p>. Black is the property value of color, which is a property. The text's color is controlled by the color parameter.
• The color is determined by the following factors: a color name - for example, "red". This also can be a HEX value - like "#000000", an RGB value - like "rgb(0,0,0".

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Answer 2

Answer:

The correct answer is option (2)

p{color:black;}

Explanation:

In CSS(Cascading Style Sheet), we apply properties by the following syntax

tagname{

property-name: property-value;

}

For changing the color of the paragraph to black, we need to write like:

p{ color: black; }

So option (2) is correct.

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