Cascading Style Sheets by Hakon Wium Lie and Bert Bos. Stunning and powerful are a couple of the adjectives used to describe Cascading Style Sheets. It allows designers to specify how they want documents to appear on computer screens or paper by allowing style sheets to be defined. It's use of common desktop publishing terminology should lessen the learning curve for those with design experience. Fortunately, this section was more than another history of the Web.
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CSS is supported by Netscape Navigator, Microsoft Internet Explorer, and several other browsers. It would be a great addition to academic, public, and corporate library collections. Visions and Case Studies edited by Laverna M. Saunders. Networks and other technologies have transformed libraries. They have helped create electronic collections of information that are also becoming known as libraries.