What is a cascading style sheet?
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What is a cascading style sheet?
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A cascading style sheet (CSS) is an element of a theme applied to a Web application. It stores all formatting style information for the application in a single file with .css extension in the Theme folder. It adds different styles such as fonts, colors, and spacing between text lines to contents on a Web page. By default, it automatically applies to all Web pages of an application. CSS enhances the presentation of all the Web pages.
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