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  • #151908
    CodeGirl79
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    Beginner here: What is the difference and why?

    So I’m learning how to write css and all of its glory. I have noticed that some times I see values in a single quotation mark while others have a double. Does it make a difference? If so, why?

    Ex: font: bold 12px ‘Lucida Grande’, Verdana, sans-serif;

    While other times I’ve seen the same line of code but in double quotation marks.

    Thanks for the help-

    #151913
    vaielab
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    In css, you can both use quote (‘) or double-quote (“) there is no real difference.
    The only difference is if you wish to escape, if for some reason the value have a quote in it, and you use quote you will have to escape it (ex: font-family: ‘quo\’ted font’) but if you use double quote, you won’t have to escape it (font-family: “quo’ted font”)

    #151932
    gowda24
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    Both methods can be applied.

    It depends on the individuals , some follow double quotes as their styles,

    others follow single quotes.

    Both represent the values.

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