CSS Properties
As explained in the introduction to this tutorial, properties are the elements in a style that get changed. For example, color is a property because you can change the color of an element.
Lists and explains such font properties as font-family, font-style, font-variant, font-weight, font-size, and the 'coverall' font property. Used to specify styles given to text, such as size changes, italics, boldness, and font face.
Used to specify background images, color, repeat, alignment, and other background properties. The color property is used to define the color of backgrounds and text, as well as borders and other objects.
Includes such style properties as word spacing, letter spacing, text decoration, vertical align, text transform, text align, text indent, and line height.
Explains and simplifies margins, padding, border widths, colors, and styles. Also features the height & width, float, clear, and border side properties.



