CSS



CSS


CSS is a graphic design language for defining and creating the presentation of a structured document written in a markup language.





It is a technology used to assign visual and aesthetic qualities to a web page. If you have never touched this subject, you will see that it is an analytical and logical way to create web pages, thanks to it we can simplify the creation of pages and achieve exactly what we are looking for.



There are different types of css among which are:




1.- Online
Inline styles are those that are written directly on the document tag. They only affect the label on which they are applied.


< a href=»» style=»text-decoration: none;» >
2.- Embedded


Embedded styles are embedded within the <head> section of the document. These only affect those tags of the page in which they are embedded.


" < style type = »text/css » > "
p {color: #00f;}
</style>


3.- External


These are written in a separate independent document and then linked to one or more web pages. External styles affect any document linked to them.


<link rel=»stylesheet» type=»text/css» href=»styles.css» /> 

Tutorial.


Advantages of css:




1.- With a Style Sheet we can alter the presentation of each element without touching the HTML code, saving editing time. In this way we not only simplify the maintenance of the site but also reduce the chances of making mistakes.


2.- The CSS language offers more powerful composition tools than HTML.


3.- CSS allows you to precisely position any element.


4.- The language of the Style Sheets, although very powerful, is relatively simple and easy to learn.


5.- Documents that use CSS are generally more compact.








David Sayas

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  1. I love reading about programing languages, but CSS is probably my favourite. This is so interesting! Keep up the good work!

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  2. I like the examples and the quality, impressive work, I hope to see more of this type of content

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  3. I don't know about programming, but it looks interestingly difficult. Tomorrow I start to learn, I am interested

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