CSS COURSE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION A: COURSE OVERVIEW
SECTION B: FULL COURSE
SECTION A: COURSE OVERVIEW
CSS, an acronym for Cascading Style Sheet is a style sheet language written or attached to Hypertext Markup language. The first word ‘Cascading’ in the acronym refers to a way CSS applies one style on top of another. This will become clearer when you get to the main course. The last part of the acronym ‘’Style Sheets’’ on the other hand is used to control the look and feel of a web document.
CSS just like HTML has different versions. CSS was first introduced on 17th December 1996. Since then, different versions were subsequently released. The second version of CSS was released on May 12, 1998, and it was called CSS 2. The third version (CSS 3) which happens to be the latest version was released on 13th October 2015. Since then no newer versions have been released.
What Is CSS Used For?
CSS serves several purposes especially when designing or developing a website. When you get in the course fully, you will see a lot of miracles one can do with Cascading Style Sheet. Few of the functions of CSS include:
a) CSS is used to specify how HTML elements are displayed on a web page
b) You can use CSS to alter the font size, style, color and spacing of your content without tears.
c) You can use CSS to add amazing animation and custom background on a web page.
d) Web developers use Cascading Style Sheet to create a uniform look across many web pages of a website or blog.
Which other languages should I learn immediately after HTML?
JavaScript and PHP are the next languages you should learn at the completion of your lessons on CSS.
What are the tools needed or required for this course?
The basic thing you need to have before you can be eligible for this course includes
a) Computer or Smartphone
b) Download and Install a good Text Editor (e.g Sublime Text, VS code, Brackets, DroidEdit, etc).
c) Your commitment to the practical aspect of each lesson is highly required.
With these above, you are good to go.
SECTION B: FULL COURSE
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