"CSS is an acronym for Cascading Style Sheets: A style sheet is a chunk of CSS code. It consists of a series of rules that specify the styles of HTML elements (color, font, etc.). Style sheets are cascading in that several of them can influence the presentation of HTML. To do that, CSS has to collect and combine all rules that apply to any given HTML element."
"These are some of the things that we can configure via CSS: Backgrounds can be colored, show images, etc. Fonts: We can use various fonts (even ones we download from somewhere) and change font sizes, font weights (bold etc.), font styles (italics etc.), font decorations (underline etc.), and more. Spacing: margins, spacing between paragraphs, etc. We can add borders around various elements."
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) configures the presentation of HTML and separates content from visual styling. A style sheet is a chunk of CSS code composed of rules that specify styles for HTML elements (color, font, etc.). Style sheets cascade: multiple style sheets can influence the same element, so CSS must collect and combine all applicable rules; the cascade and rule order affect the final presentation. CSS can control backgrounds, fonts (including downloadable fonts and size/weight/style/decoration), spacing (margins, paragraph spacing), borders, and many layout options for arranging elements on a page.
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