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<p>Improvements, improvements, and more improvements. Muffin, although a cat, is no different from a typical boss, and wants still more tweaks:</p>
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<p>Improvements, improvements, and more improvements. Muffin, although a cat, is no different from a typical boss, and wants still more tweaks:</p>
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<ul><li>The main heading could use a different font (typical boss),</li>
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<ul><li>The main heading could use a different font (typical boss),</li>
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<li>The top margin is quite large (well, that’s fair),</li>
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<li>The top margin is quite large (well, that’s fair),</li>
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<li>The indentations in the list are a bit too small (yeah, just barely, but we get the idea).</li>
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<li>The indentations in the list are a bit too small (yeah, just barely, but we get the idea).</li>
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</ul><p>Well, it looks like you can’t go on simply adding classes to the HTML. You will have to delve into the CSS code and edit it. CSS applies styles to the HTML tags using<b>properties</b>in the following format:</p>
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</ul><p>Well, it looks like you can’t go on simply adding classes to the HTML. You will have to delve into the CSS code and edit it. CSS applies styles to the HTML tags using<b>properties</b>in the following format:</p>
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property: value;<p>For example:</p>
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property: value;<p>For example:</p>
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color: red; /* red text color */ padding: 10px; /* 10 pixel inner padding */<p>To complete this task from the boss, all you need to do is change the values of the properties that are already in the CSS. We’ve marked the required properties with comments. By the way, you can specify comments in the CSS using the characters /* and */. Let’s proceed to the practice exercises.</p>
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color: red; /* red text color */ padding: 10px; /* 10 pixel inner padding */<p>To complete this task from the boss, all you need to do is change the values of the properties that are already in the CSS. We’ve marked the required properties with comments. By the way, you can specify comments in the CSS using the characters /* and */. Let’s proceed to the practice exercises.</p>