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CSS1 allows one to specify layout styles (size, color, position) and associate in flexible way with tags
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Flexible placement of style information -- either in sheets (i.e. separate pages), attributes (style="..") or style statements in header of HTML page
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Independence from specific scripting languages but natural link to JavaScript and works with XML and HTML
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Cascading style sheets i.e. one can have a hierarchy of style definitions from general to organization specific to user specific
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Example: A simple style sheet (in file "myStyle.css"): P.special { color: red; border: solid black; }
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Now put a <LINK> tag in the <HEAD> to be able to access information: <LINK href="myStyle.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
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In the <BODY> tag, type: <P class="special">A special paragraph!
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