HTML Cars Report

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HTML Cars Report

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Last edited Mar 22, 2022

Created on Apr 5, 2021

This example shows a simple HTML page listing three electric car models with prices, each styled differently to demonstrate CSS techniques. The page displays a 2012 Nissan, Ford, and Chevrolet Leaf, all priced at $1800, with visual emphasis applied through a red highlighted class, a pink ID selector, and an inline style that sets blue text at a large 50px font size. The report relies entirely on plain HTML and CSS, using the `body` selector in the linked stylesheet to set a monospace font and 3em base size, with no JavaScript libraries or external data sources involved.

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