In part the first of our Night School series on how to make a web site, we learned a little about the bones of a web page: HTML. In today's lesson, ...

CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets, defines the look and formatting of that HTML. Both are essential to coding your own website, and here's how to get acquainted with them.

The HTML for the page isn’t in this book because the miracle of CSS lets us change the presentation without having to change the HTML. When you create a style sheet for print, you actually use a ...

Once you've got basic HTML down, it's time to learn styling and CSS so you can make your HTML look the way you want it. This lesson covers the basics. How to Make a Web Site Part III: A Site from ...

General Assembly has launched a new online service that teaches basic web development for free, in your browser. It's called Dash, and it lets users learn how to use HTML, Javascript, and CSS by ...

The "CSS Sticky Footer" technique is reliable and works across all browsers. Open your Web page in Notepad or a code editor. Check the HTML code for a div that wraps around the entire page's content.

You can safely tweak your blog's design by using custom CSS code, as it will not alter your blog's core HTML design. Make any necessary changes to your blog's CSS code in the future from the same ...

Dive into the world of CSS pseudo-elements! Learn how to use ::before and ::after to add stylistic content without altering your HTML. Perfect for adding icons, decorative elements, or custom ...