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Is it bad practice to occasionally put some CSS directly into some HTML tags if I am sure that it won't be used again?
For instance:
<div style="padding-left: 0"></div>
Or do I have to systematically create new class even for little tweaks that will pollute my CSS file?
Yes it is fine. Stylesheets are used mostly to style multiple pages in the same manner and for easier editing. Putting css directly in html also overrides all other conflicting styles.
There is a Programmers Stack Exchange site that's a better fit for questions like this.
Here are two existing questions there that cover this particular topic:
https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/138538/is-it-a-bad-practice-to-use-inline-styling-with-generated-code
https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/125893/when-should-i-use-a-css-class-over-inline-styling
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I am learning web development, HTML and CSS too, but many times I don't remember CSS attributes etc. and it's a lot of trouble to use it. A solution should be found
And secondly how many of his projects etc. and then move on boostraps and javascripts and which platform will be suitable for me to learn web development and what will be the method to learn it. Confused please guide me.
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More specifically what I'm trying to say is, why can't we just use pure HTML for that purpose?
Jade and EJS are templating engines - they allow you to do things like conditional statements and loops, and give you the ability to break the pages into more modular components (for example, you can have one template with the header in it, and then include that in every other page without having to copy and paste the code). That said, there's nothing stopping you using pure HTML - you just won't get any of those features.
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Do tags like <em>,<strong>,<i> or css properties like font-size,text-decoration,font-weight have any impact on the way search engines see my site?
If you want to build sites from scratch, focus on the newest HTML version. If you want to look at older sites, yes, it's a good idea to learn older HTML tags. There are a lot of older HTML pages that are still up and running.
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Is it a good practice to make a separate section of CSS rules applying only for typography? or should they be part of the HTML hierarchy flow?
The question is mostly from readability and maintainability point of view.
In my opinion, it's best practice to keep things modular. Put your CSS in its own file(s), and, if you have a lot of stylings (very common), I'd say you can have a typography.css to make the rules very clear. HTML is supposed to be meaningful (as the purpose of HTML5 is to go back to this idea), and this should extend past the use of tags to the placement of files and readability of your code.
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There is of cource no correct answer to this question, but in my experience: both.
I feel that I gain a lot from a good css reset, and they do tend to handle some typography.
But aside from that I have yet to gain from a separate style-sheet for typography only.
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I have an ebay store and it has some themes but I would like to be able to change the CSS and HTML code myself.
Does anyone know how this is done?
Thanks
I've done it several times earlier. Main thing is to add link to stylesheet (which is on your server). If i remember correct, you can add it where HTML for header is added, and then style elements generated by eBay. (Don't use id)