In the center, too, says there are a vast array of elements which we have seen in the presentation
that can be exploited to simplify the stylesheets.
Then let's go back to our standard as C assess and let's start working then with the variables that
move buddy down downward and into the first row, let's insert a variable identified with the dollar
symbol after that font select.
And let's define the area of fun with the Kullen.
Let's close with a semicolon.
And into money, that's insert fun family.
That is the classical Cyesis instruction.
Into which instead that's insert fun select, let's close with a semicolon and let's save, as you can
see, the system detected some changes and it generated a new style CSF which considered the font select
a variable inserted into interbody, the area of foreign.
And automatically also our browser got updated with the error font, we can do the same thing in certain
also, for example.
Color select.
That's insert black.
In so doing, let's modify into color.
Also, the buddy color saving automatically, the compiler was triggered and our style got updated,
thanks to Steiglitz, says Matt.
We can start, for example, in certain hour classes.
Into high, we can choose to insert the different color.
Therefore, to insert red into middle.
Let's choose to insert a black caller.
And into low, let's choose again a red color.
For this type of representation, obviously, we can insert a new variable, which we are calling color
select to.
With the red color as an attribute at this point, let's insert select two into high and low, therefore
color select to into media, let's insert instead color, select that safe and our compiler updated.
The stylesheet and also Browsr.
So as you have seen from the sets variables, you can insert a univocal value to define then with a
single variable so that to be able to select it inside Incyte Stylesheet and so that modifying a singularly,
for example, changing now into green.
Automatically also the stylesheet and the result get updated without having to perform additional operations.