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A little help with CSS

Okay, so this may not be the right place but I have a quick question about CSS.

Is it possible to make a single word within a table on a CSS page be bold. I'm looking for some sort of '<b></b>' like in html that will make just one word bold.

Thanks for the help.
 
That's HTML, not CSS, XNice.

There are tons of CSS references on the web, try this one. You should be able to find your answer in a few seconds of googling.

I think you are talking about "font-weight: bold".

Also, if you are using tables, you are most likely not using CSS correctly (unless you're using it for an actual structured dataset).
 
yea but he didnt specify using css to do so. He just said a css page which extremely vague. If he asked for a css variable that to use in a nested <span> or <div> then maybe yea. plus using strong is simple and much easier than using an actual css declaration.
 
<span style="font-weight: bold;">text</span>
<strong>text</strong>

or
<span class="whatever">text</span>
and then define the class in the head section or a stylesheet.


But as XNice said, <strong> probably works best for what you are trying to do.
 
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