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The Smith Web site
takes advantage of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to control
how pages appear to the viewer. A style sheet is made up
of style rules that tell a browser how to present a document.
This is a simple mechanism for adding style (fonts,
colors and spacing)
to Web documents without adding HTML tags. Since Smith's
pages are driven by a single style sheet, it is easy to
make global changes to the appearance of the site.
One of the main benefits
of style sheets is to ensure visual continuity as visitors
navigate the site. Printed publications have long known
the value of basing products on a single typeface:
no matter where you turn in a magazine or a newspaper, the
text and basic layout will look the same. Web sites
gain the same cohesiveness when all the pages link
to the same style sheet.
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