You use a separate style sheet file with all of the styles you need defined in it. In each page you put a link to that file and the styles can be used by the entire site. Say your file is called Styles.css then you would have the following in the head area of each page:
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A "Skin" is usually a certain format of a page that continues throughout the entire site. If the question is asking to be able to make a "Skin" for the entire site that you can change with just an edit of one CSS file, then here's the answer. To begin, put the CSS you want on every page of your website into one file called "style.css", and upload it to your site. Next, put the following into all your webpages (Or just the webpages you want the skin in); ---- ---- This is an HTML tag. It should be placed anywhere in the tag, and not in the tag. takes the content from a file, and depending on the relationship ("rel"), it does something. Also, we should be linking to your newly created file, the CSS file (With "href"). The relationship ("rel") with the link is a stylesheet, in the tag. That means when you place this tag in any page, it will refer to that stylesheet for CSS code. If you put the same tag on every page, and link it to the same .css file, any CSS you change in the CSS file will effect all the pages you put the tag in.
The advantages of using CSS include: more precise formatting, separation of HTML content from appearance, saves time, easier site maintenance, and web accessibility. Some disadvantages to using CSS include, inconsistent browser support and large initial time commitment. In all honesty, though in terms of web design, for long term use, for expandability, and for ease of making changes as well as being respected by fellow web designers you should use CSS. The advantages greatly overshadow the disadvantages.
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A CSS file can tell the web browser how a web page is supposed to look. The web page (HTML file) itself says what words are on the page, and which pictures, but you CAN use the CSS file to specify what goes where, how big, what color and font, and things like that.You CAN also specify all those things in the HTML file. The biggest advantages of using separate CSS are:The same CSS file can be used for all pages in a site, so if you want to change something, you can just change it in one place, and all the pages will now look the way you want.If you use the same CSS file for every page, your pages will load faster, since the browser does not re-fetch the CSS file every time.
No tags are used in CSS. Tags are actually what CSS primarily styles.