Hey Patrick,
@ is usually a declarative statement that instructs the browser how to
read the file.
@import imports an external (CSS) file, @charset sets the character
encoding value of the file such as @charset "utf-8"; @media defines a
number of attributes associated with what the physical properties of the
display are determining how the file is rendered.
There's WAY more @ methods than you really need since browsers have
standardized the way web documents are processed and almost
intelligently decide these things for you, but @ just gives you more
control over how your file is read by the browser instead of relying on
defaults.
- Brandtley
Patrick wrote:
Hello Everyone
This is my first post here.
# is for ID
. is for class
but what is @ doing ? For instance @import ?
Thanks-Patrick
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