CSS 2, or Cascading Style Sheets Level 2, is a style sheet language used for describing the presentation of a document written in HTML or XML. CSS 2 describes how elements should be rendered on screen, in print, or in other media. This version of CSS introduced various enhancements over its predecessor, such as improved positioning schemes, media types, and support for a wider range of font properties.
In terms of frequency of use, CSS 2 is used within both oral and written contexts, especially amongst web developers, web designers, and those involved in digital content creation, but it is more prevalent in written technical discussions and documentation.
CSS 2 introduced many new features that improved website design.
CSS 2 introduziu muitos novos recursos que melhoraram o design de sites.
The learning curve for CSS 2 can be steep, but it is essential for web development.
A curva de aprendizado do CSS 2 pode ser acentuada, mas é essencial para o desenvolvimento web.
Many tutorials still reference CSS 2 due to its foundational importance in web standards.
Muitos tutoriais ainda fazem referência ao CSS 2 devido à sua importância fundamental nos padrões da web.
While "CSS 2" itself is not commonly part of idiomatic expressions, it is often referenced in discussions about web technologies. Here are examples of idioms and phrases commonly associated with web development:
"Put on some CSS"
Making sure your website looks good requires a lot of styling.
"Colocar um pouco de CSS"
Garantir que seu site fique bonito exige muito estilo.
"In the CSS of things"
Refers to the styling aspects among other components of web design.
"Na CSS das coisas"
Refere-se aos aspectos de estilo entre outros componentes do design web.
"Playing with CSS"
Experimenting with styles and layouts in web development.
"Brincar com CSS"
Experimentar estilos e layouts no desenvolvimento web.
"A CSS override"
This refers to when specific styles take precedence over others in the stylesheet.
"Uma substituição de CSS"
Refere-se a quando estilos específicos prevalecem sobre outros na folha de estilos.
"Make it CSS-friendly"
Design it in a way that is easy to style with CSS.
"Torná-lo amigável ao CSS"
Projetá-lo de uma maneira que seja fácil de estilizar com CSS.
The term "Cascading Style Sheets" was first coined by Håkon Wium Lie in 1994. The "cascading" concept reflects the way styles can inherit from one another, allowing for more flexible styling of documents. "Style sheets" describe the graphical presentation of various elements in a structured way.
Style language
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