However, HTML and CSS only allow the design of functional static and simple pages. If you manage to get to grips with these basic tools, you can do programming.

Large projects with many programmers contributing can result in tangled code, but style guides like Idiomatic CSS offer a way out of the confusion.

Some will help you accomplish a single CSS programming task, while others are more robust and will help you go a long way toward building a fully functioning small business website.

By default, HTML hyperlinks are underlined. However, if you wish to deactivate this feature and display your hyperlinks as non-underlined text, you can do so using the CSS. This article will walk you ...