CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), which is a simple mechanism for adding style (e.g. fonts, colors, spacing) to Web document. Let’s cover the CSS basics in this post.

Why Do We Use CSS

CSS reduces code, and gives more flexibility to change/modify changes across sites.

Why is it Called CSS?

Due to their cascading effect, they are known as Cascading Style Sheets

< head >
< link type = " text/css " rel= " stylesheet" href= " a / style.css " >
< link type = " text/css " rel= " stylesheet" href= " b/ style.css " >
< link type = " text/css " rel= " stylesheet" href= " c / style.css " >
< / head >

Types of CSS Implementations

a] Within a tag itself (< strong >inline styles < / strong >)

< body style = "color: black; background: white;” >

b] Within a page and in it’s < HEAD > tag