CSS Versions
- CSS1: The foundation, released in 1996, introduced basic styling capabilities for fonts, colors, and margins.
- CSS2: Expanded in 1998, adding positioning elements, pseudo-classes, and improved layout options.
- CSS 2.1: Further refinements in 2004, including improvements to inheritance and box model properties.
- CSS3: Introduced from 2001 onwards, CSS3 isn’t a single version but a collection of modules adding features like animations, media queries, and web fonts. It’s constantly evolving.
- CSS4 (Ongoing):
- CSS is continuously evolving.
- Recent developments focus on variables (custom properties), enhanced grid and flexbox layouts, subgrid, aspect-ratio property, and color manipulation functions.
CSS Tutorial
CSS (Cascading Styling Sheet) is the language that defines the presentation of a document written in a markup language like HTML. CSS is the language that transforms a basic HTML structure into a user-friendly and visually beautiful webpage. It can change the font, color, size, and spacing of content, split it into multiple columns, or add animations and other features.
In this CSS Tutorial, we’ll learn all the basic to advanced concepts of CSS such as CSS properties, selectors, functions, media queries, and more.
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