This picture (Pablo Picasso's The Old Guitarist, 1903) and paragraph are in one division together. Float this division on the right side of the page. Put a thin, solid, blue border around it. Then format the text to be dark blue and italicized.
Each of the following paragraphs is in a separate division. Each division is identified by either an ID or a class, which you can see in the HTML code. Create a stylesheet for this HTML file. Name it "practice.css". Follow the directions in each of the following paragraphs by creating styles in the stylesheet. Do not change any of the HTML on this page.
First, give this page a very, very light (almost white) blue background. Then format the h1 header to be a dark orange/brown color, size 20 font, all uppercase, with the font family Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif.. Then give all paragraphs the same dark orange/brown color for their text.
This picture (Pablo Picasso's The Old Guitarist, 1903) and paragraph are in one division together. Float this division on the right side of the page. Put a thin, solid, blue border around it. Then format the text to be dark blue and italicized.
Give this paragraph a darker blue background with pale orange text. Also give it padding of 5ex.
Give this paragraph a bright blue, dotted border and a margin on the left only of 10ex.
Give this paragraph a bright blue, solid border on the bottom only.
Format all links to be dark, dark blue.
For this paragraph only, format all text in <em> tags to also be bold, and format all links to be bright orange with no underline.
Add a correctly formatted comment in your css file telling me what type of color scheme you used in this assignment.