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114 Tutorial: Formatting Your Page with CSS
3.
Repeat step 2 to apply the bold class style to the first four words of the
second paragraph.
4. Save your page.
Format the navigation bar text
Next you’ll use CSS to apply styles to the link text for the navigation bar.
Many web pages use images of colored rectangles with text inside them to
create a navigation bar, but with CSS, all you need is linked text and some
formatting. By using the
display: block
property and setting a width to
the block, you can effectively create the rectangles without the use of
separate images.