Cascading style sheets
Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2010 8:19 am
Well all here I am writing about Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and their use. This is my first time writing on this topic, hope everyone will like it.
Cascading web design is used to detach the stylistic rudiments of a folio such as Custom Web Design, color and fonts from the contented summon such as subsection and metaphors. In designing language it’s usually call separation of content from staging.
You might not use this for your site if you are unable to understand CSS. On the other hand I would recommend that the compensation to be acquired by means of CSS, not only for Google or those who use it, is able-bodied value the era devoted in learning it.
Cascading style sheets are good for Google and others because CSS permit for lesser file sizes, CSS permit you superior power over of page formation and also CSS agree to conceal assured content from browsers while it still gets selected up by Google.
Hope you all liked this small piece of information about cascading style sheets. Thanks a ton if you liked it and if u doesn’t please let me know anything I have missed.
Cascading web design is used to detach the stylistic rudiments of a folio such as Custom Web Design, color and fonts from the contented summon such as subsection and metaphors. In designing language it’s usually call separation of content from staging.
You might not use this for your site if you are unable to understand CSS. On the other hand I would recommend that the compensation to be acquired by means of CSS, not only for Google or those who use it, is able-bodied value the era devoted in learning it.
Cascading style sheets are good for Google and others because CSS permit for lesser file sizes, CSS permit you superior power over of page formation and also CSS agree to conceal assured content from browsers while it still gets selected up by Google.
Hope you all liked this small piece of information about cascading style sheets. Thanks a ton if you liked it and if u doesn’t please let me know anything I have missed.