CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) gives you the ability to change a variety of information on your web page, such as articles and other content, by using one CSS style sheet for all pages. CSS html code is based on the ability to let you change font size, background color, and more than one navigation link at one time.
The advantages of using a CSS page far out weigh the disadvantages. CSS is compatible for most online browsers which means that users who read your web content can immediately see the specific changes that you create.
There are many tricks, tips, and techniques that will convince you that CSS design is both practical and easy to use, including:
- You can easily manage the layout of your images, such as tables and file management.
- CSS is compatible with both xhtml and various version style html.
- There are many free tutorials and examples of CSS that you can find online such as the web pages of Eric Meyer that focus on the basic resources of CSS.
- You can manage the style of print, margin, or border cascading style through each image that you import into your web pages, maintaining consistency.
There are many elements of CSS which make it ideal for your web design project. You can use a dtd, Document Type Definition, to reference many of the tags that you want to use to develop the structure of your website.
The CSS tools that you choose to use are up to you but keep in mind that CSS is the way of the future of web development due to its ease of functionality and popularity among web designers.
// posted by BasicMichelle on 9/01/2005 09:02:00 AM / Permanent Link
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