So what is CSS anyways? CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. These style sheets are used to control how your web site’s text, borders, headers, links, background, and other HTML elements look. You can add CSS within the HTML of your page, or save it as a separate css documet. I would keep it out [...]
So what is CSS anyways? CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. These style sheets are used to control how your web site’s text, borders, headers, links, background, and other HTML elements look.
You can add CSS within the HTML of your page, or save it as a separate css documet. I would keep it out of your HTML document, simply because it will make working with your codes that much more confusing.
To refer to a CSS file on your web server is very easy. Place this code just before your </head> tag.
<link rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css” href=”AND PLACE THE HTML LINK HERE EXAMPLE: http://www.mywebsite.com/stylesheet.css” />
Remember to save your file onto your server FIRST. Otherwise your HTML document will look very funny.
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I hope to make a CSS tutorial for you to enjoy next week.