TotalWeb FUSION and CSS
Style sheets are a very powerful tool TotalWeb FUSION uses. They give you the chance to be completely consistent with the look and feel of your pages, while giving you much more control over the layout and design than straight HTML ever did.
CSS (which is the acronym for Cascading Style Sheets) is a formatting language, used to provide more customised web pages and make it easier to make multiple pages use the same style. CSS is the best formatting language produced to date. Some very old browsers do not handle it as well as they should, but CSS is supported on the majority of new browsers (including Firefox, Netscape, and Safari).
Certain HTML code that has existed in the past has been deprecated (which means "language that is going to be made invalid or obsolete in future versions"). As newer versions of web browsers become available, these HTML codes that have been deprecated will no longer work. Some web browsers have already started to ignore deprecated code (including Firefox, Netscape, and Safari).
Using CSS, you can define colors, backgrounds, borders, margins, alignment, fonts, sizes and loads of other things for almost any part of your web pages.
The word cascading describes many of the features of CSS. Many stylesheets can be used and will be merged by the browser to provide a computed style for each element.
One of the features of CSS is that if the browser does not understand something, it will ignore it and move on to the next attribute. It will not display warnings.
TotalWeb FUSION validates their website using the World Wide Web Consortium's (W3C) validator. Click here to see the totalwebfusion.com CSS validator results.
CSS (which is the acronym for Cascading Style Sheets) is a formatting language, used to provide more customised web pages and make it easier to make multiple pages use the same style. CSS is the best formatting language produced to date. Some very old browsers do not handle it as well as they should, but CSS is supported on the majority of new browsers (including Firefox, Netscape, and Safari).
Certain HTML code that has existed in the past has been deprecated (which means "language that is going to be made invalid or obsolete in future versions"). As newer versions of web browsers become available, these HTML codes that have been deprecated will no longer work. Some web browsers have already started to ignore deprecated code (including Firefox, Netscape, and Safari).
Using CSS, you can define colors, backgrounds, borders, margins, alignment, fonts, sizes and loads of other things for almost any part of your web pages.
The word cascading describes many of the features of CSS. Many stylesheets can be used and will be merged by the browser to provide a computed style for each element.
One of the features of CSS is that if the browser does not understand something, it will ignore it and move on to the next attribute. It will not display warnings.
TotalWeb FUSION validates their website using the World Wide Web Consortium's (W3C) validator. Click here to see the totalwebfusion.com CSS validator results.
