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Hey, another use for my tutorials, text fillers for layouts .. cool
:) Cascading Style Sheets (css) are basically files used to define
the 'theme' of your website, using external stylesheets can save
loads of time and effort, and make it easy to make changes that can
apply throughout your whole site by just editing one file. I don't
think anybody wants to type out the same code over and over again in
the head of each page, well you don't have to. First the "running
order" of styles used on your pages. If you define more than one
style for a particular part of your page, they would take the
following order
// Title
Hey, another use for my tutorials, text fillers for layouts .. cool
:) Cascading Style Sheets (css) are basically files used to define
the 'theme' of your website, using external stylesheets can save
loads of time and effort, and make it easy to make changes that can
apply throughout your whole site by just editing one file. I don't
think anybody wants to type out the same code over and over again in
the head of each page, well you don't have to. First the "running
order" of styles used on your pages. If you define more than one
style for a particular part of your page, they would take the
following order
// Title
Hey, another use for my tutorials, text fillers for layouts .. cool
:) Cascading Style Sheets (css) are basically files used to define
the 'theme' of your website, using external stylesheets can save
loads of time and effort, and make it easy to make changes that can
apply throughout your whole site by just editing one file. I don't
think anybody wants to type out the same code over and over again in
the head of each page, well you don't have to. First the "running
order" of styles used on your pages. If you define more than one
style for a particular part of your page, they would take the
following order
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