Giulietta Simone Del Viscontie wrote:Umm, what's CSS and how
does it magically change the background to green? It's so
interesting... CSS = Cascading Style Sheets. It's a tidy way for
web programmers to separate content (the text you see in the web
browser) from presentation (what it looks like, colors, etc).
CSS is basically special code inside the web page, which says,
whenever certain things are found in the HTML (like paragraphs,
or headers, or sections saying they want to use a custom style),
that they should have the specified colors, fonts, etc. The CSS
code that I used on the wiki: - Code: [ Select all ] What that
means, is that the page's "body" (the main part, that contains
most of the others), will have a background color of light
green. You could for instance use it on your Fanhymns page, so
that you don't have to specify the fonts and colors etc for each
of your paragraphs. You'd define a section earlier in your page,
where you say what certain styles look like (fonts, colors,
etc), and then in t