Cascading Style Sheets (css) Integration
Cascading Style sheets were created to make the job of the web designer and content creator easier. They were adopted with the idea that designers could separate and "lock down" the presentation and allow easier manipulation of the content without breaking the "look and feel" of the website. Properly implemented, style sheets can make the maintenance of the website much easier. It can also provide tremendous flexibility by allowing the user to dynamically change font size for ease of use. It can also allow a printed version of the page to look different than the screen view.
CSS
- Cascading Style Sheets (css) allow for the separation of the content of a website from its presentation.
- Multiple style sheets can cascade into one style definition for a page.
- Style sheets can point to a specific type of output such as the screen, print, etc.
- Style can be in-line within the HTML code or in an external .css file.
- A single style sheet can define the presentation of an infinite number of website pages. This allows changes to be made to the presentation quickly.
Tags
- Style tags are not implemented the same across various browsers. Cross browser compatibility is one of the biggest challenges in implementing styles beyond the most rudimentary types.