Cascading Style Sheets
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Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is an open technical standard created by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) as a way to define formatting aspects of a Web (HTML) page (among other things). Using CSS, one can control anything from the fonts and colors used to the design of complex layouts.
DP uses CSS when creating HTML versions of e-books which are posted to PG.
See also
- Philosophy Guide to creating HTML versions
- CSS Cookbook for etext styling suggestions
External Resources
- CSS 2.1 specification at the W3C (not easy to read)
- CSS Validator for checking that your style-sheet is valid
- W3Schools CSS tutorial is detailed and friendly.
- RichInStyle.com tutorials and suggestions.