HTML & CSS Quotes

“developers noted that improvements have to be modular. They should be added in stages so that browser companies will not have a hard time.”
― Micheal Knapp, HTML & CSS: Learn The Fundamentals In 7 days

“The World Wide Web Consortium is a group of individuals that makes recommendations with regard to how the Internet needs to evolve and how it works.”
― Micheal Knapp, HTML & CSS: Learn The Fundamentals In 7 days

“Does CSS save a lot of work? Yes, it does. Style definitions are typically saved in an external .css file. This external stylesheet file allows you to change the appearance of your whole website simply by changing a file.”
― Micheal Knapp, HTML & CSS: Learn The Fundamentals In 7 days

“If you want your Web pages to be compatible with future browsers, you have to use CSS in every HTML page.”
― Micheal Knapp, HTML & CSS: Learn The Fundamentals In 7 days

“CSS makes pages load faster. There is no more need for you to write HTML tag attributes all the time. You can simply write one CSS rule for a tag and then apply it to the rest of its occurrences. The fewer codes there are, the faster the downloading time will be.”
― Micheal Knapp, HTML & CSS: Learn The Fundamentals In 7 days

“Cascading Style Sheets, more commonly referred to as CSS, is a simple design language used to make developing websites easier. It is basically used to define the styles of Web pages, including their layout, design, variations in display for various devices, and sizes of screens.”
― Micheal Knapp, HTML & CSS: Learn The Fundamentals In 7 days

“You may also want to learn about cascading stylesheets and JavaScript for your HTML programs. The previous controls how pages are presented as well as make them more accessible while the latter adds more functionality to basic HTML.”
― Micheal Knapp, HTML & CSS: Learn The Fundamentals In 7 days

“Tags separate normal texts from codes. They are the words found between angle brackets and they allow tables and images among others to tell the browser what needs to be rendered on the page. HTML tags perform a variety of functions. They do not show up when you use a browser to view the page. You only see their effects. The most basic and simplest of tags do not have a lot of functions. They merely apply formatting to texts.”
― Micheal Knapp, HTML & CSS: Learn The Fundamentals In 7 days

“Tags separate normal texts from codes. They are the words found between angle brackets and they allow tables and images among others to tell the browser what needs to be rendered on the page.”
― Micheal Knapp, HTML & CSS: Learn The Fundamentals In 7 days

“The elements of HTML are basically the building blocks of HTML pages. Its elements are represented by tags and its tags label content with heading, table, and paragraph among other. Even though browsers do not generally display HTML tags, they use these tags to render the contents of pages.”
― Micheal Knapp, HTML & CSS: Learn The Fundamentals In 7 days

“HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. Hyper Text is a method used to move across the Internet. You can click on hyperlinks, which are special texts that move you towards the next page. It is called hyper because it is not linear. In other words, you can move towards any location on the Internet at any time you desire simply by clicking on links.”
― Micheal Knapp, HTML & CSS: Learn The Fundamentals In 7 days