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CSS Tutorial - The Basics

It's not a big secret that HTML is not a designer's dream come true. However, CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), provides better means for controling the design of a Web page.

CSS can be set up in three different places:

  1. In the head of a document. This is called embedded.
  2. In an HTML tag within the body of your document. The name of this is inline.
  3. In an external document that is then linked or imported into your HTML documents. This is called external.

There is one important thing to consider. CSS is supported by IE3, IE4, and NS4 (but none supports all of the CSS capabilities). Also, whenever using embedded CSS make sure you "hide" the code from older browsers:

    <HEAD> <STYLE TYPE="text/css">
    <!--
    CSS goes here ...
    -->
    </STYLE>
    </HEAD>

All the tutorials and tips about CSS will use this "hiding". OK, let's go to some examples:

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