CSS posts on Digital Media Minute

CSS, or cascading style sheets, control the appearance of webpages written in HTML, XHTML, and any other type of XML document. The idea behind CSS is to separate the content of HTML or other markup languages from the code that determines the presentational features of the page, such as fonts, overall layout, and colors, etc. In doing this, content accessibility is enhanced and the overall format of an entire website can be determined by relatively small amounts of code, such as those delivered by what are called stylesheets, and either as specified by the author of a document or from a stylesheet that exists locally on a user’s computer. CSS is generally considered to be a huge leap forward in the way websites are created nowadays; far more efficient than when HTML-only sites were the order of the day.