CSS summary

You've learned CSS, what's next?

CSS summary

This tutorial shows you how to create style sheets to control the style and layout of multiple pages at the same time.

You've learned how to use CSS to add backgrounds, format text, and format borders, and define fills and margins for elements.

You've also learned how to position elements, control their visibility and size, shape elements, place one element after another, and add special effects to certain selectors, such as links.

If you need more information about CSS, see our CSS instances, CSS reference manuals, and CSS3 tutorials.

You've learned CSS, what's next?

The next step is to learn JavaScript.

Javascript

JavaScript is one of the most popular languages.

JavaScript is a web-based language for PCs, laptops, tablets, and mobile phones.

JavaScript can make your website more dynamic.

Many HTML developers are not programmers, but JavaScript has a very simple syntax. A lmost everyone has the ability to add small JavaScript fragments to a Web page. If you want to

If you'd like to learn more about JavaScript, visit our JavaScript tutorial today .

After completing this tutorial, W3Cschool recommends that you do CSS combat to reinforce the new knowledge you've just learned.