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CSS (Cascading Style Sheets). CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets; it is a simple mechanism language that allows users for adding style to structured Web documents. Example – layout, fonts, colors, spacing and aural cues. CSS is a breakthrough in Web design as it allows web designing developers to organize the style and layout of multiple Web pages all at once and change to the new markup which makes sense and then redefine it to fit web design.

If you are still designing with tables then you are missing out on a lot of the benefits of cascading style sheets (CSS). Tables were not supposed to be used for designing but unfortunately it has been the standard for a long time. Not any more. 1. Separate content from presentation. An external style sheet can [...]

Dreamweaver let’s you create and develop interactive, dynamic websites and is an industry standard among webmasters. It’s an easy to operate and powerful piece of software. If you’ve ever tried to make cross-browser compatible CSS layouts in Dreamweaver, on occasion it seems comparable an uphill struggle to get true cross-browser compatability for your design with [...]

Sometimes, you may want to style an element based on something other than the structure of the document. For example: the state of a link (visited? hover? … etc) or form element (focused? for example). So, How to do this using CSS? This can be done using a pseudo-class selector. Pseudo-class starts with colon then [...]