Initially, brackets opens a default "Getting Started" project. Follow the instructions in the HTML code for a quick walkthrough of Brackets features. You can open a different folder in the file tree on the left using File > Open Folder. Brackets considers this folder your "project": it acts as the scope for various search operations, and some settings are tied to the folder you have open. You can easily switch back to previous projects by clicking on root folder name in the file tree. You can also drag a folder from the OS onto the Brackets window to open it in the file tree, and drag files onto the Brackets window to open them. Unlike other editors that show open files in tabs, Brackets has a "Working Files" list, which is displayed above the file tree. Clicking a file in the file tree just views it, but doesn't add it to the Working Files list — so you can quickly browse through different files without cluttering the list. If you make an edit, the file is automatically added to Working Files. To add a file without editing it, double-click it in the file tree.
If you would like to format the text on your web pages into titles and subtitles, you don't have to use the font element and the size attribute. Instead of using size 6 bold text for the title of your page, you can use the h1 element which will accomplish the same thing.
Many long articles have sub-heading to help you follow the structure.
On the 4th of September you will learn about E=MC 2
The amount of CO 2in the atmosphere.
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CSS3 introduces the ability to create rounded corners on any box, using a property called border-radius. The value indicates the size of the radius in pixels.
Pet Sounds featured a number of unconventional instruments such as bicycle bells, buzzing organs, harpsichords, flutes, Electro-Theremin, dog whistles, trains, Hawaiian-sounding string instruments, Coca-Cola cans and barking dogs.