What is CSS? Part 1

Welcome to CSS!



CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets.

- Cascading refers to the way CSS applies one style on top of another.
- Style Sheets control the look and feel of web documents.

CSS and HTML work hand in hand:
- HTML sorts out the page structure.
- CSS defines how HTML elements are displayed.
To understand CSS, you should already have a basic knowledge of HTML.
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