For more on targetting browsers, see Creating and Opening Style Sheets . Style sheets comprise statements, which tell browsers how to draw particular elements on a web page. The next step in the process is to create the statements for the style sheet. Working with Statements and Selectors covers this. As you create statements, you will want to give them properties.
Properties tell the browser how to draw an element selected by the statement.
For the full story on how to edit properties, see Working with Properties . Preview your style sheet as you work on it While you develop your style sheet, you will want to preview it in the the browser or browsers that it is designed for. To learn how to preview in browsers, using preview documents of your choice, see Previewing . Link your style sheet to, or embed it in an HTML document. Once you've created your style sheet, you will need to embed it in an HTML document, or link the HTML document to it.