CSS

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a stylesheet language used to describe how the presentation of a document written in a markup language is to be displayed. Its most common application is to style web pages written in HTML

CSS can be used locally by web page readers define colours, fonts, layout, and other aspects of document presentation. It is designed mostly to split content (words and images) from the HTML code.

Suppose you created your first page with a red coloured heading then created some more pages with the same heading, then you decided to change the heading to blue. Without using style sheet to define the heading you would have to visit every page and change the heading. But you use a CSS style sheet to define the heading all of the pages change when you change the CSS.

This goes for just about everything about the presentation of your web pages, Imagine having hundreds or thousands of pages without CSS styling!

Below we will give you more css information tips and tutorials. here are some useful links to other css resources
w3.org
learn css at w3schools.com

Cascading Style Sheet Syntax

^{Showing the syntax of CSS with grouping selectors and id}

create cascading style sheets

^{Showing how to create cascading style sheets which will make your coding life easier}

cascading style sheets tutorials

^{Tutorials to make cascading style sheets in website design}

css tutorial

^{buz3.com really simple CSS tutorial without the jargon}

css web design

^{Examples tips and the artistic freedom that CSS website design brings}

css examples

^{A number of example websites that use CSS extensively to achieve fabulous looking websites}

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