CSS

CSS is a style sheet language that specifies the colors, fonts, spacing and layout of web documents.

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CSS, short for Cascading Style Sheets, is a style sheet language that specifies the colors, fonts, spacing and layout of web documents written in HTML and related languages. It is standardized by the W3C, which published the first recommendation, CSS1, in 1996. HTML defines document structure and JavaScript implements behavior, while CSS controls visual presentation.

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