It provides formatting instructions for areas of the page (Usually used in div and span tags). Such as where to position it, what background, font, ect.
Some web development languages include: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
It's one of them. Also, the main one. Others are PHP, ASP, JavaScript, CSS, Ruby On Rails, and Perl
CSS provides styling to the code for interactiveness. It makes the webpage look good and classy.
It is a pre-planned libraries, which allows easier and more standards-compliant webpage styling, using CSS language.
Relative addresses exist on servers and in HTML. A webpage can have a relative address linking a stylesheet to it. They do not exist in CSS.
Lots of ways...common ways are: -CSS floating tabs -CSS menus, esp.drop downs -Background images -Pictures everywhere -Animations, esp. marquee
It can be but source code is just the code of a webpage. Whatever format it is.
Yes, we can create a forum on a page. It would require HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
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
The two essentials are:Knowing how to code (X)HTML.Knowing how to code CSS.
CSS would not do this for you, you need javascript or php or something other web language. You could get CSS to change images on a click to a hyperlink though.
The common way of attaching a CSS file to a web page, is to include a link inside the header section. This would look like <link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css" type="text/css" /> This allows you to attach an external CSS style sheet to a web page.