CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets, defines the look and formatting of that HTML. Both are essential to coding your own website, and here's how to get acquainted with them.

When it comes to offering a Web page, a software program could do about it in one of several ways. It could use only HTML to create the page or it could integrate cascading style sheets, or CSS ...

I'm trying to move to CSS only, however I have a couple of stumbling blocks to overcome. First, what's the difference (advantages?) of using CSS id vs CSS class (#content vs .content for instance ...

When it comes to the still-in-progress CSS 3 spec, not only does browser support vary widely, but most browsers have \[…\] Skip to main content Open Navigation Menu ...