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haydenscrew Posts: 1 Joined: 1/30/2009 Status: offline	css - 2/5/2009 5:35:18 HI there I am new to CSS but i have a little knowledge with HTML, how does CSS work....can i go ahead skipping HTML and study CSS....will that be advisable.. Thanks for the input


Tailslide Posts: 6692 Joined: 5/10/2005 From: Out here on the raggedy edge Status: offline	RE: css - 2/5/2009 7:38:51 Nope you need HTML - that governs the structure of the content - then you use CSS to style that. So you'd have the content, surrounded by the semantic, valid HTML with class or id names if required and the occasional div. Then you'd have your stylesheet which would tell the browsers how to display that markup - e.g. float a particular div or have a particular paragraph emboldened. Your best bet is to look through a few tutorials - www.htmldog.com is excellent, as is cssbasics.com _____________________________ Little Blue Plane Web Design \| Land Rover project (in reply to haydenscrew)