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CSS CSS Foundations Getting Started with CSS Adding CSS to a Page

Godfrey Adiges
Godfrey Adiges
2,146 Points
Posted by Godfrey Adiges
Godfrey Adiges
2,146 Points

Adding css to a page

The blank attribute specifies the relationship between the current document and the linked document. I'm not sure what the blank answer is

1 Answer

Isaac Asante
Isaac Asante
4,752 Points
Isaac Asante
Isaac Asante
4,752 Points

Hi Godfrey, the answer is "rel" attribute. That's because in your HTML's head documents, whenever you want to link an external style sheet, you need to add the LINK element and specify the relation that the linked file has with your document (in this case, the relation is style sheet). So, for instance, you write:

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

So remember that the answer is rel.

All the best.