
What is CSS?
What is CSS Full Form?
The full form of CSS is "Cascading Style Sheet". Cascading Style Sheets are used to style the layout of web pages. They can be used to design text colors, fonts and styles, and other aspects of web pages. CSS helps web developers to make their website beautiful and attractive.
Characteristics and Features of CSS:
1. CSS Animations and Transitions:- In CSS, you can use animations and transitions and make your web page beautiful and attractive.
2. CSS Save Lots of Time:- The biggest feature of CSS is that you can save a lot of time by using CSS. You must have also noticed that the website is of 2-3 pages or 1000 pages, each page is similar in look and design and you can use the same CSS file on multiple HTML pages.
3. Pages Load Faster:- If you use CSS, you don't need to apply attributes to each tag to style HTML elements. If you want to style any HTML elements, you can easily style them together in a single CSS file, thus reducing your HTML code and making your web page load faster.
Comments (4)

Sujit Singh
2 years agoCSS is used along with HTML and JavaScript in most websites to create user interfaces for web applications and user interfaces for many mobile applications. If you learn CSS, you can style a good website so basically you can say that CSS acts as the make-up on our webpage.

Akshat Gupta
2 years ago
Rahul Gupta
2 years agoKeep in mind that nothing can be made from CSS without HTML, so you need to have knowledge of HTML. HTML and CSS together provide the look and feel of a web page. HTML gives shape to the webpage and the job of CSS is to make the webpage attractive.
CSS is short for cascading style sheets which are used for adding stylings like color, position, background, and animations. You can add css to change anything like a color of button, or links color, or font size, shape, color of text and more which is seen visually by anyone.
We can use CSS by going to customise > Custom css option in customiser sidebar. Example like
.ct-head {
color: black;
font-size: 2rem;
}
you just need to find classes and divisions and target them to add css for selected element (you can find element by right click on area you want to change > inspect > click > select element > add to custom css > change property required.) for classes we add .for divisions we add #