Why is CSS so important in website development?
CSS is the way in which web designers separate the presentation or design of a web site from the structure or the code. A Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) is a list of statements (also known as rules) that can assign various rendering properties to web page elements. A CSS file is a collection of these styling rules.
The benefits of using a separate CSS file is in bandwidth and load times. Most modern browsers will cache any files with a .css extension. This means the visitors to your site will have less to download and make your site appear faster. If you make a change to the CSS file, the browser will be smart enough to recognize the difference and reload the cached copy it has on file. This way you never have to worry about people seeing an older version of your site’s design.
Using CSS to control the layout of page elements makes it easy for you to change the whole design of a website, without touching any content!
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