CSS is used for formatting webpages, by allowing the author to specify the style of HTML tags.
There are 3 possible ways to define the style of a tag:
Here are some reasons to use style sheets:
External style sheets and document-level style sheets use the same syntax for giving the tags, properties and values, but the external style sheet omits the beginning and ending STYLE tags. You'll have nothing in angle brackets in an exteral CSS file. CSS is a different language from HTML and therefore has a different comment syntax in both an internal and external style sheet. For CSS, the comment characters are /* to begin and */ to end.
There is supposed to be a lot of text in this paragraph. When you look at this paragraph on your browser,
the image should be floating to the right of the text. There is supposed to be a lot of text in this paragraph. When you look at this paragraph on your browser,
the image should be floating to the right of the text. There is supposed to be a lot of text in this paragraph. When you look at this paragraph on your browser,
the image should be floating to the right of the text. There is supposed to be a lot of text in this paragraph. When you look at this paragraph on your browser,
the image should be floating to the right of the text. There is supposed to be a lot of text in this paragraph. When you look at this paragraph on your browser,
the image should be floating to the right of the text. There is supposed to be a lot of text in this paragraph. When you look at this paragraph on your browser,
the image should be floating to the right of the text. There is supposed to be a lot of text in this paragraph. When you look at this paragraph on your browser,
the image should be floating to the right of the text.