CSS Overview

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CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) controls how your web page will be laid out. It tells your computer to change certain things to make your web page more interesting. Your CSS controls your heading size, front size, color, whether your font is bold, italic or underlined. Like a river or waterfall, the web style sheet is intended to cascade through a series of style sheets, when the water hits the rocks at the bottom of the waterfall or river, that is when the water gets redirected.  The same is true for CSS. It helps maintain an easier, more readable, script style for your readers.

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