Cascading Style
Sheets (CSS) is a stylesheet language
used to describe the presentation of document(s) written in a
markup language, such as HTML
and XHTML, for web sites. Web site
authors use CSS to define the page layout, along with
specifying colors, fonts, other aspects of the web page
presentation. Using CSS enables web developers
to separate document content (written in HTML or
XHTML) from document presentation (written in CSS).
This CSS tutorial, titled Ten
CSS Tricks You May Not Know, by Trenton Moss of
Webcredible, describes ten of his best CSS tips. These will assist
you with obtaining the most from your CSS coding
10 CSS Tricks:
1. CSS font shorthand rule
2. Two classes together
3. CSS border default value
4. CSS document for printing
5. Image replacement technique
6. CSS box model hack alternative
7. Center aligning a block element
8. Vertically aligning with CSS
9. CSS positioning within a container
10. Background colour running to the screen bottom
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