An external style sheet in CSS is a separate file containing styles that can be linked to multiple HTML documents. This separation of styles from HTML content allows for better organization, easier maintenance, and consistent styling across multiple pages. Here’s how you can create and use an external style sheet in CSS: Create a CSS … Read more
CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. It is a language used for describing the presentation and formatting of a document written in HTML or XML. CSS provides a way to separate the structure and content of a web page from its visual appearance, allowing developers to define various styles and layouts for different elements on … Read more
CSS background properties(like color, and image) allow you to specify things such as: The background color of a web page(or pages), table(or tables), paragraph(or paragraphs), etc The background image for a web page(pages), table(tables), paragraph(paragraphs), etc The position of the background image It allows an image to scroll with a web page, or to fix … Read more
Internal Style Sheets Internal style sheets should be used when you want to control the look and layout of a single web page. The internal style sheet code (<styletype=”text/css”>) is placed in between the head tags. The following CSS code example shows how this is done. The internal style sheet code, <style type=”text/css”>, doesn’t do anything visually itself. … Read more