Are you kidding?
What my friend Thomas here means is that the business of writing code is a matter of precision. Although browsers are programmed to guess what you mean, it is better to follow the rules and make sure what you mean.
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://www.genussguerilla.de/estate_template/webfonts1/Trade_Gothic_Bold_Condensed_No_20.css">
First, you get the browser’s attention by isolating your instruction with opening and closing carets like thus
<>
And that is a line of code. Or, at least, where it will be. Beginning with the left caret and ending with the right caret. In other uses, requiring a slash before the final caret, but not in this use. Next, we tell the the browser what type of resource this is:
<link>
However, we must add attributes to the link command to tell the browser where to find the resource and how to use it. Attributes follow a familiar format–
attribute-name="attribute-value"
with the value in quotes and connected to the name with the equal symbol. For this link we use the rel
attribute to tel the browser that this resource is used as a stylesheet, the type
attribute to tell it that it is read as css code in text format, and finally the href
attribute to tell the browser where to find it. Put it all-together and you get the properly constructed instruction for the browser to use the resource:
<
link
rel="stylesheet"
type="text/css"
href="http://www.genussguerilla.de/estate_template/webfonts1/Trade_Gothic_Bold_Condensed_No_20.css"
>
There are other rules which, originally, brought me here to comment. As an email notification, the href url appeared to me to have spaces-- which is usually a coding no-no. Often you have to convert spaces to their code equivalent-- %20
– to make the browser understand. However, they are actually underscores which were hidden in my email by an active link underscore on the entire url, so that is all fine and good and no need for me to say anything at all except of course, best of luck.
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