No. CSS is meant for styling documents, and XML is used for storing data for later reading and manipulative actions.
If you wish to style an element within XML you will need to use XSL and XSLT, CSS is commonly used for HTML and other languages other than XML data.
CSS stands for cascading style sheet and it is used to apply styling to websites and webpage's i.e. colour and font of text, colour and style of buttons etc. XML is for transporting xml data over the internet. Combined you can use xml and css to style up data and represent it over the internet on webpage's in a consistent way across different browsers
No it is not
If you are planning on loading an XML document as a web page, you usually have to define what each element in your XML actually does (what it translates to as well as how it's styled). This is typically done with XSLT, which basically translates your XML into HTML/Javascript/CSS. I've placed a link to some good starter's information in the related links section.
CSS is used to format HTML documents (webpages); XSL is used to tell a browser in what format to display an XML document.
Although, there are no case-sensitivity of CSS, nevertheless font families, URL's of images, etc is. Only when XML declarations along with XHTML DOCTYPE are being used on the page, CSS is case -sensitive.
There is no such physical thing as "Advanced" CSS, nor advanced css layouts. CSS can get difficult, and certain areas can be deemed for the "Advanced" coders, but all-in-all, there is no such thing as an Advanced CSS Layout.
There is no such thing. PHP is a scripting language, and CSS is a markup protocol. While the two technologies are often used as different parts of the same web application, they are not mutually inclusive and are not part of the same specification.
it is the same way to create xml file by converting into txt you have to use the correct xml syntax ie <xml> this is to denote strat of xml file and this </xml> denotes end of xml file. You have to use the right xml code or your xml file wont be valid or well formed.
Unless it is a narrow term for a very obscure game, piece of software, or application, there is no such thing as an XML-based connection; it wouldn't make sense, anyway. XML isn't used to connect to anything -- XML stores data.
What is msa
No, it is not; it is built on top of the same XML framework as the existing libraries.