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whats going on guys its Bucky and welcome to your 30th XHTML and CSS toriel 30 tutorials thats a milestone someone should give me an award or something but anyways in this tutorial Im gonna teach you guys how to control styles by using something called a class now what a class is is its similar to a span in the sense that we can affect the same element in different ways so let me break this down for you a little more clear before weve been using elements to apply styles to everything on the webpage that was the same element for example if we had eight paragraphs and we applied a style to the paragraph tag it would affect all eight paragraphs but whatever sane alright Bucky I want half my paragraphs to be read and half of my paragraphs to be green well we cant apply a style to the paragraph tag because it would affect all of the paragraphs so in order for us to get more control or more customization over our webpage we need to use something called a class now lets go ahead and w
