What is css?
CSS stands for cascading style sheets. It lets you ad style to your HTML code. Such as letting you change the size of font, the font itself and also the color. It uses or applys it to the HTML code. One of the best ways is to have a external style sheet this can be done by having two different text documents one for the HTML and one for the CSS you then can add a code to the HTML document that gets your CSS file and links it to it thus using your CSS style to change the HTML file.. To me this helps to keep the web pages organized better.- Allows you to change the font.
- Allows you to change the color of the font.
- Allows your web page to be more readable.
- Allows you to set the width of how far things go on a page.
To create what I did above I typed this html code in the edit part of blogger. I tryed to keep it organized by using <html> , <head> and the <body> tags to place them accordingly in those spots. My guess is that Blogger doesn't allow you to use them when typing your own html.
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<h3> What is css?</h3>
<p>CSS stands for cascading style sheets. It lets you ad style to your HTML code. Such as letting you change the size of font, the font itself and also the color. It uses or applys it to the HTML code. One of the best ways is to have a external style sheet this can be done by having two different text documents one for the HTML and one for the CSS you then can add a code to the HTML document that gets your CSS file and links it to it thus using your CSS style to change the HTML file.. To me this helps to keep the web pages organized better.</p>
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<li>Allows you to change the font.</li>
<li>Allows you to change the color of the font.</li>
<li>Allows your web page to be more readable.</li>
<li>Allows you to set the width of how far things go on a page.</li>
</ul>
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