Web Sites With Style
CSS stands for cascading style sheet. It’s the means by which developers separate a website’s content from its design – enabling a consistent style (in terms of fonts, colours, text layout and so on) throughout the site.
Consider, by way of comparison, your regular newspaper. It will have, roughly, the same look and feel every day.
The masthead will appear in the same place. The headlines and subheads will retain the same fonts. Photographs and captions will be presented in a similar way. And the text will, usually, adhere to a fixed length, width and number of columns.
All that changes, in fact, is the content: the text (of the articles), the photos and ads.
On the web, this style is dictated by the CSS.
There are many benefits to using CSS – not least, easy maintenance: CSS allows you to make extensive changes to your entire site …
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