A cascading style sheet or CSS allows you to separate the presentation and content of your web sites, with your content contained in your (X)HTML files and your presentation defined in a CSS. The CSS can be an internal stylesheet defined in the head element of your html file, an external file referenced in the head element, or an inline style defined in an html element.
The Internal Stylesheet
If you use a CSS style in the header element you need to enclose it in a style element, as in:
<head>
<title>Your Page Title<title>
<style type="text/css">
CSS Content
</style>
</head>
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Tags: browser support, FireFox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Opera, Safari, web design
Now that our first WordPress Theme is done, we can start discussing designing your own site. When designing your site, the first thing you need to consider your layout and your background. With CSS these can be two separate things with your background being your page and your layout being your divs that you place and position over the page. Background properties can also be applied to your divs, but then they will be restricted to the divs that contain them. In this tutorial we’ll look at the background properties that can go in the body element of your stylesheet.css file.
Backgrounds Colors
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Tags: background-attachment, background-color, background-image, background-position, background-repeat, web design
