Getting Started in CSS (1) Original: Hotblood April 12, 2003 CSS is the abbreviation of Cascading Style Sheets. More people call it style sheet. As the name suggests, it is a tool for design webpage style. With the powerful features of CSS, the web page will change thousands of imagination.
See the two pictures above, you may think this is made with photoshop or other graphics processing software. However, the above example is completely written in CSS. In fact, CSS code is composed of some of the most basic statements. The structure of its basic statement is this: Select {Property: Attribute} Look, is it very simple, only three parts. The composite style declaration of a single selector should be separated by a semicolon: selector {attribute 1: Value 1; Property 2: Value 2} The following is a segment define the color and font size attribute of H1 and H2 elements: