Style sheets don't make web pages dynamic. In order to do that, you need to use a scripting language. Common scripting languages include PHP, ASP, and Java.
Depends which both is being asked. HTML yes can create both static and dynamic web pages.
It can be very simple to create a style sheet. The basics of doing it are simple. There is so much that you can do with style sheets, that it takes time to learn more and put it into practice to create more powerful style sheets. Then you can make more complex ones that you can do a lot more with to really enhance your web pages.
After learning HTML, CSS or cascading style sheets is the next logical choice. This allows you to style the HTML however you like. After CSS comes JavaScript which allows your to add functionality to your web pages. Finally after JavaScript, PHP is a good choice if you want to make dynamic web sites, usually driven by databases.
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No, HTML is a mark up language and css ( cascading style sheet) is a way of styling a web page eg, bgcolor, text color size and font ect, you can write the css in the HTML or make it separate and link the HTML to it
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) are used with HTML and XHTML documents as well as dynamic coding languages. CSS is used to control the presentation of these documents predominately in web browsers. By having all the rules that control presentation in one place, you only have to go to one place to make a change and have that change perpetuate across all of the documents that have that style sheet embedded.
Webpages are built using the various tags predefined. The purpose of webpages is to make web interactive or for promotion.
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Internal style sheets are defined within the HTML document using the tag, while external style sheets are stored in separate CSS files and linked to the HTML document using the tag. External style sheets allow for better organization and easier updating of styles across multiple web pages.
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Style sheets are useful in web site development because it allows a designer to consolidate the rules required to style a web site into one place and one document. This will ultimately save the designer time. If the designer decides to change a style on the site, they only have to look in one document and one place to make the change and the change will take effect immediately. Furthermore, style sheets separate the rules that are purely for presentation from the content, which allows you to write leaner code.
Yes, but these days most "standard" sheets are labeled "deep pocket." If you have a thick mattress topper, you'll need "extra deep pocket" sheets. It's best to measure your mattress with the topper in place, then look for sheets with the mattress depth on the package. If all else fails, just buy flat sheets and make your bed Hotel style, tucking the corners.