Take a look at the HTML code
<div class="paperback">
<p>
This is a VIEW template NOT a full page template.
View templates become a part of a web page and NOT the whole web page.
</p>
<p>
To make a full web page, you need to start at the top with
<doctype! html>
and add your own header, which can be a lot of work,
so we do this via a template that handles all that stuff
and we slide our own little view into that template.
</p>
<p>
Views live inside the main outer template,
and as such can take advantage of all the complex CSS classes.
For example, this paragraph should appear in <b>GREEN</b>
because is is in class="green" and the outer template styles that as color: green;
</p>
<p>
Practice <b>inspecting</b> the HTML elements of you view with
a right click of your mouse.
</p>
</div>
This is a VIEW template NOT a full page template. View templates become a part of a web page and NOT the whole web page.
To make a full web page, you need to start at the top with <doctype! html> and add your own header, which can be a lot of work, so we do this via a template that handles all that stuff and we slide our own little view into that template.
Views live inside the main outer template, and as such can take advantage of all the complex CSS classes. For example, this paragraph should appear in GREEN because is is in class="green" and the outer template styles that as color: green;
Practice inspecting the HTML elements of you view with a right click of your mouse.
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