Adding CSS

Could you give a better description of the problem? I am assuming you can't find the css (style sheet) file? After downloading the packaged source code --> adding-css? click into start or final and then click into the folder called css. If you don't understand how its being linked to the html file... you can open up the file called index.html in a text editor (sublime is recommended) and you will see some lines near the top like so:

 <link rel="stylesheet" href="css/style.css">

 <style type="text/css">
    h1 {
        color: white;
        background-color: #E14607;
    }
</style>

each of these lines allows css (styles) to be added to the page. The first line "<link rel...." is how to link a style sheet from another file.

The second version "<style type=......" is how you can put styles in the same page as the html.

Best practice calls for separation.

The simple html file I think is the index.html and if you want to see the code open in a text editor (notepad on windows textmate on mac).

I don't know if this is even what you are asking for.

Alright so are you running windows or mac? On windows when you right click on the file open with notepad or search for "notepad.exe" on mac with you right click on it and go to open with you should see "TextEdit" if not click other and search the list of applications for a text editor TextEdit should be in there. If you are serious about learning and coding web pages you should download a real editor like sublime text http://www.sublimetext.com/2 here is the link. It is free but every 5 saves it will ask you to pay you can ignore that but if you like it enough you should buy a copy.

I am on a mac so its hard for me to give windows instructions. Just post back if you need more help.

I've got sublime text. My problem is that for some reason when I open the file it is already a committed Firefox (html) document and I only get the option to open it in that format. I think its something to do with how I download it and unzip it. All I am doing at the moment and which is not working is downloading it. Double clicking the zipped file in my downloads folder and there is the index file already as a Firefox entity. I know this is super basic ... I just need to know it :-))))

Oh Haydn, I found it! I started watching a tutorial on using Sublime Text & he showed me just to chuck the file onto the open Sublime Text document and ..... voila! I got it!!!!! I knew it was easy hahaha! Thank you so much for trying to help me. I very much appreciate your attention!