On Tue, 2003-10-07 at 14:41, Ryan Bowman wrote: > For those of us (me) who don't know what exactly it is you're talking about, > what is CSS2 and CSS3?
CSS is a way of separating web page presentation from content. So you can say, for example, that you want all <h1> to be red 45 point comics sans with a green background. Or everything inside of <div class="error"></div> to have a yellow background with grey text. Then when your boss decides that it looks ugly, you only edit a single stylesheet and hundreds of web pages that include it suddenly look different. Much more civilized than editing hundreds of web pages. This is just a taste of what you can do. You can also include information that only applies when the page is being printed. Information on how the page should be rendered by an audio interface. Etc. There are different versions of CSS, each more useful than the previous. Sadly, IE's support for CSS is poor. -- Programming in Java feels like C without the sense of accomplishment.
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