Simple guide to CSS

[justinOrel]

This is tutorial/guide mainly for people who have minimal experience with CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) and want to learn a bit out about it. CSS is a stylesheet language that formats the presentation of a document written in a markup language (e.g. HTML, XHTML, XML). CSS has a number of advantages one of the main ones being the presentation of websites can be held in one place, therefore making it really simple to update web pages. Style sheets make sites load faster and doesn't use require much bandwith. CSS specifications are maintained by W3C (World Wide Web Consortium).

[jalicia18]

Using CSS, website content is easily indexed by search engines and easier to develop between front end and back end. It is not compatible with browsers, and also it doesn't support multimedia with an ease.

[Henry_Jakson]

I agree with your views. Cascading Style Sheets. The name alone is intimidating, conjuring up images of cryptic code and syntax, too difficult for the layperson to grasp. In reality, however, CSS is one of the simplest and most convenient tools available to Web developers. In this article, I’ll guide you through the basics of CSS, showing how it can be applied to simplify the task of managing a consistently formatted Web site with minimal headaches. A common design choice at present is to use a sans-serif font for the main body text of a site. It make a site very effective.

[peterpan020588]

Using CSS, website content is easily indexed by search engines and easier to develop between front end and back end. It is not compatible with browsers, and also it doesn't support multimedia with an ease.