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Article Discussion: CSS: Where Little Things Mean a Lot

You’ve heard of people talking about having a site made using CSS, otherwise
known as Cascading Style Sheets. So you decide to have a look at this CSS
stuff only to discover that it makes no sense. How can somebody make a site out
of this? Well, to put it bluntly, they don’t make a site with CSS; rather they
make the site just as they would any other site, using good old HTML and link
their page(s) to a CSS file. This file holds all the information on how the page
will look; from what color the background is, to what font the body of the site
will use.

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