When CSS is not compliant with set standards that are applicable, different browsers applying styles to a document with that CSS can display totally different styles, or display styles that are unnexpected or far-fetched -- this is also called "Incorrect Rendering."
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Rendering is a process by which a web browser interprets HTML markup (along with CSS and anything else that might change the appearance or layout of the web page) and determines the position and appearance of each element.
All the elements taht render the appearance of the page are contained within the CSS file and are linked to the HTML file within the <Head> element as so: <link href="basic.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" media="screen"/> <
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CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheet, which makes websites beautiful, simply saying.
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"CMS" stands for Content Management System. I'm assuming you mean a web based CMS, since this was (incorrectly) classified under "CSS Cascading Style Sheets". A normal usage of a CMS would be to allow the publication of web content to your site/blog without needing to know too much about html, php, css and the process of uploading files to the webserver.
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Page render refers to the process of a web browser displaying content from a web page. It involves interpreting HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create the visual layout and functionality that users interact with. The rendering process includes fetching resources, constructing the Document Object Model (DOM), applying styles, and executing scripts, ultimately resulting in a fully visible and interactive webpage.