3.2 CSS Overview
The W3C’s philosophy in terms of how HTML and CSS should fit together is (1) use HTML elements to specify a web page’s content, and (2) use CSS to specify a web page’s appearance. There are lots and lots of CSS properties that enable you to determine a web page’s appearance. In this chapter, we’ll cover quite a few of those properties, but not even close to all of them. When implementing a web page, if you need a particular format for an element and you can’t find an appropriate CSS property in this book, don’t give up right away. Search the Web for additional CSS properties to see if you can find one that suits your needs.
As you’ll see shortly, and as you may recall from Figure 1.8’s Kansas City Weather web page in Chapter ...
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