Cascading Style Sheets

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Cascading Style Sheets is a style sheet language mostly used to apply formatting to web pages written in HTML or XHTML. They were proposed by Håkon Wium Lie in 1994 to tackle the problem of websites becoming more complex to create and maintain. CSS level 1 was published in December 1996 by the W3C. Internet Explorer was one of the first web browsers to support CSS, Netscape, a popular web browser at the time decided to use a different style sheet language called JavaScript Style Sheets or JSSS.

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Pseudo Classes - Deals with Pseudo Classes including those used to style hyperlinks.
Positioning
Opacity - Controlling the transparency of elements.
Overflow
Background - Background colors and images.
Display
Borders
CSS Menus - Using CSS to create pop-up menus.
Speech
HTML Index - A list of old HTML tags and attributes and their CSS replacement.
Index
List of colors - list of all the named colors which can be used in CSS.

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