As if you didn’t already have enough technical terms to deal with, now everyone is talking about CSS and you may find yourself wondering what it is, why it matters, and more importantly, what it can do for you. CSS, otherwise known as Cascading Style Sheets, is simply a way to tell a web browser how to display the elements on an HTML page. It offers more precise control and is supported by all browsers today. Ideally, your CSS should be contained in a separate file, which is then linked to within the and head tags of each web page, as such: <link rel='stylesheet' href='/style.css' type='text/css' media='all' /> The first, and most significant advantage in using CSS this way is that it puts all of your formatting into a single file. This means that rather... 






