I'm guessing there must be a reason to use
CSS's. Can someone give me a quick overview of why CSS's are necessary?
See http://www.csszengarden.com/ for a view of what may be done with css and
its advantages over using styling elements in the html.
CSS promises much and in the main delivers (structured markup with
limitless(?) look and feel, accessability support, print styling, aural
styling, ease of maint) but some times its a struggle. Differing
interpretation of styles by browsers is a real pain, just make sure you take
view on what browsers you wish to support and keep testing. CSS also crosses
the skills boundary. Really requires the "creatives" to get involved, so CSS
can be seen as good SoC practice. (Its easier for web designers to look
after a css file than an xslt file)
Lee C
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