3.1 Introduction
In the last chapter, we focused primarily on how to implement web page content. In this chapter, we focus on presentation of web page content. As you may recall, presentation refers to appearance and format. If you think appearance and format aren’t all that important, think again. If your web page doesn’t look good, people might go to it, but they’ll leave quickly. An early exit might be OK if you’re helping Grandma post her cat videos, but it’s unacceptable for a business trying to generate revenue.
In this chapter, we start with an overview of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) concepts and CSS basic syntax. We put those things into practice by applying CSS rules to various elements, including span and div elements. We show you ...
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