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Getting Started with CSS

CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets and is responsible for the design and layout of web pages.


Key Features of CSS​

  1. Styling Application: Apply styles to HTML elements such as color, font, spacing, etc. to make web pages attractive.

  2. Selectors and Properties: Use selectors to target specific HTML elements, and assign properties to define the styles for the selected elements.

Basic CSS Structure
selector {
  property: value;
}

  1. Hierarchical Styling: The word Cascading implies that the styles of a web page are combined through various levels. Therefore, multiple styles can be applied nested with priorities.

  2. Responsive Web Design: Implement responsive web design using CSS media queries to cater to different devices and screen sizes.

If HTML creates the skeleton of a webpage, CSS can be thought of as the clothing for that skeleton.


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