Difference between revisions of "Intro - CSS"
From Help Wiki
| Line 2: | Line 2: | ||
Introduction to Cascading Style Sheets | Introduction to Cascading Style Sheets | ||
| | | | ||
| − | ===What is CSS?=== | + | ====What is CSS?==== |
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is a supplementary extension to HTML allowing web designers to style specific elements on their pages and throughout their site. CSS defines the “style” of a website--elements like typography, color, spacing, positioning, etc. HTML can be thought of as the content or structure with an organization of elements (tags) and CSS applies the style or formatting. | CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is a supplementary extension to HTML allowing web designers to style specific elements on their pages and throughout their site. CSS defines the “style” of a website--elements like typography, color, spacing, positioning, etc. HTML can be thought of as the content or structure with an organization of elements (tags) and CSS applies the style or formatting. | ||
| − | ===How can I use CSS?=== | + | ====How can I use CSS?==== |
# It is the standard for styling web pages. | # It is the standard for styling web pages. | ||
# Faster loading for your webpages: less code and smaller pages. | # Faster loading for your webpages: less code and smaller pages. | ||
| Line 12: | Line 12: | ||
## Allows content owners to worry about creating and managing content while leaving design to the domain of skilled designers. | ## Allows content owners to worry about creating and managing content while leaving design to the domain of skilled designers. | ||
# <nowiki><font></nowiki> elements have been obsoleted, though through HTML’s backwards compatibility, they will continue to be supported by browsers for the forseeable future. | # <nowiki><font></nowiki> elements have been obsoleted, though through HTML’s backwards compatibility, they will continue to be supported by browsers for the forseeable future. | ||
| − | + | ====How CSS Works==== | |
| − | ===How CSS Works=== | + | |
CSS is applied to an existing HTML web document—both working in tandem to display web pages. | CSS is applied to an existing HTML web document—both working in tandem to display web pages. | ||
| | | | ||
}} | }} | ||
| − | |||
[[category:CSS]] | [[category:CSS]] | ||
