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Cascading Style Sheets
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) are a mechanism for separating some aspects of the presentation of HTML from its structure and content. It more cleanly divides the job of creating the content for a web page from that of designing a web page. CSS also provides some new tools for page control, such as absolute pixel positioning of elements. See the official W3C recommendation for CSS to get the technical details.
CSS References
This is a short list of reference pages that I've made to help me remember how to do various things in CSS.