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This tutorial covers very powerful techniques like importing stylesheets, contextual style as well as setting up those all-important classes and ids.

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CSS CSS Advanced CSS Tutorial
CSS is a simple language with a lot of depth. There are many techniques you can use to get more out of your stylesheets. There's another implementation you've yet to learn; with classes and ids you will be able to set up custom ways of styling elements without having to change the fundamental properties of a HTML tag; and contextual style gives you yet another level of control.

There is a fourth method of applying a stylesheet to your pages, suitable for CSS that you don't want old browsers trying to use . It is similar to the method discussed in the introduction , but is only supported by browsers of versions 5 and above. Netscape and Internet Explorer 4 will not be able to read the stylesheet you supply this way, and so it is useful to apply things like positioning and CSS layout through this method, as old browsers mangle this code and occasionally crash if you give it to them. The code to import, which is placed in the , is:


It should be noted that this method is not available specifically to block out stylesheets to old browsers. It just happens that the two version 4 browsers did not support this implementation. This method is meant as a way to add partial stylesheets to your main sheets, so many sources are combined as one .


 

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