All of these paragraphs are in the same font, the same font size, and also the same color all thanks to that lovely internal CSS up at the top!
Although this is very very nice so you don't have to repeat yourself, sometimes you may want something to be different. There's two ways to go about that.
First, use inline CSS. It naturally overrides the internal CSS.
Second, use "class."
these things called "div" are also coming up so here's some tiny information about them: use them like an element so that all of its child elements can get the same properties. I think they're mostly for spatial orientation or smth, because i couldnt affect text color but i could affect the margin.
i want the paragraphs below this one to have a margin on the left, but i dont want to give each of them inline CSS--i will use div!
this paragraph has a left margin!
this one does too!
divs can also utilize internal CSS classes
this paragraph has a left margin!
this one does too!
So you can type words and change colors, but what about actually putting together the composition of a page? For this, we'll go simple and use: THE GRID