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CSS CSS Basics (2014) Getting Started with CSS CSS Basics Overview

Posted by breckconley
breckconley
1,470 Points

Do I have to......

Do I have to finish all of HTML to move onto CSS?

I am going to help my cousins brother make a website and I need to know CSS to do it.

I just need to know

5 Answers

breckconley
breckconley
1,470 Points

I already did and that was why I asked. thanks!

altuğ ankarali
altuğ ankarali
7,394 Points
altuğ ankarali
altuğ ankarali
7,394 Points

If you are sure about understanding html move to css. So here is my advice, Open your browser developer tool and check the html source of this page. If there is anything that you are not familiar with it, go to html course if you understood everything just move css course :)

Luke Pettway
Luke Pettway
16,577 Points
Luke Pettway
Luke Pettway
16,577 Points

Technically you can skip ahead as much as you would like, but understanding some of the features of HTML elements will greatly help you in working with CSS. It's really up to you if you feel comfortable jumping ahead or not.

Andrei Li
Andrei Li
34,474 Points
Andrei Li
Andrei Li
34,474 Points

You can look at MDN(Mozilla Developer Network) website check that you know fundamentals and go to CSS course.

Allen Henderson
Allen Henderson
8,913 Points
Allen Henderson
Allen Henderson
8,913 Points

Hey! If I was you, I would take a quick overview of the whole course to ensure and verify your knowledge for HTML Basics. Like others have said, if you think you're ready for CSS, go ahead.