More commonly styled CSS properties
So far, we have covered the CSS elements required to style a basic web page. What if we want to go farther? Authors will be surprised and presumably happy to know that many standard properties can be specified with minimal effort using only the css-set-fast phrasing we have already learned.
As we begin to explore the possibilities, possibly clicking about at W3schools or Mozilla Developer Network, we should think of two possible opportunities: styling entire elements, such as .BufferWindow, and applying custom styles via text substitutions.
We should also think about how we can use these features dynamically. Bisquixe allows us to change our game’s CSS at any time. We can even change it conditionally in the middle of a text!
In this part of the guide, some commonly styled properties will be reviewed. This is not yet a recipe book! The focus here will be on functionalities and opportunities (though worry not, the recipes are coming).