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Listen, folks.[br]The CSS properties are never-ending.

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Let me show you a few more.

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What if I want to change

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the spacing between the lines [br]in my song lyrics?

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I could use the `line-height` property,

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and specify something like 15px.

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Or maybe better would be 1.5em,[br]that makes the line height

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150 percent of whatever the text size was.

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What if I want my song lyrics to be[br]center-aligned?

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I could use the `text-align` property,[br]and specifiy `center`.

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I could also change it [br]to `right`, or `justified`,

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though I think that would look a bit odd.

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What if I want to underline [br]my main paragraph?

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I could use the [br]`text-decoration` property

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and specify `underline`.

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What if I want to remove the underline [br]from my links,

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like that link to Wikipedia?

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Well, the browser has [br]a default set of styles

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that it applies to everything.

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Like `text-decoration: underline` [br]for links.

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But we can use CSS to override [br]the browser's default styles,

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and say `text-decoration: none`.

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Just add this rule here: [br]a { text-decoration: none; }

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And you see now [br]it's no longer underlined.

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But we should be careful when we do that,

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because the defaults [br]are usually picked for a reason.

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If links aren't underlined, [br]how will people know that they're links?

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What if they never click them because[br]they think they're just normal text?

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If we do remove that underline, [br]we should be making sure

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that the links look [br]significantly different in some other way.

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Otherwise, we'll make users sad.

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And sad users make me sad.

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They should make you sad, too.

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I could tell you [br]about text properties all day.

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But I won't, because [br]we have so much more to cover.

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There are hundreds of CSS properties.

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And browsers are adding more [br]every year.

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I probably won't ever tell you [br]about all of them.

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But hopefully I can tell you enough [br]to get you excited.

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And then if you're wondering [br]if there's a CSS property for some style

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and it's not in our documentation here,

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you can just visit [br]your local search engine and find out.

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For example, if you're wondering

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if there's a way [br]to add a drop-shadow to your text,

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just search "CSS text shadow" [br]on the Internet,

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and you'll see lots of results.

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Generally, being able [br]to search the Internet

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for answers to your questions

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is a really important skill [br]for a web developer.

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Because so many people [br]have had the same questions as you,

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and 99.9 percent of the time, [br]the answer is out there.

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You just have to get good at finding it.