What is CSS anyway?
CSS means “Cascading Style Sheets” and is a system of rules that directly effect the display properties of your web pages such as colors, fonts, layouts, borders, etc. CSS style blocks are also commonly referred to as rules and can be embedded into an individual HTML page. We place our styles in an external file to be used by many individual pages on your site for optimal performance. Thus changing a property in one place in the linked style sheet will immediately make that change on every web page linked to it. All of BasicTemplates.com’s web templates use linked style sheets as this is the most diversified way to manage any number of web pages. Web templates designed without CSS can usually be identified as being created by newbie web designers. In the long run the end user suffers because it create more work for you when you need to make a simple font color change, for example. Top • I don’t have any CSS experience, so I am hesitant about joining. What if I cannot do it? Many people
