stylesheet
- noun
- /ˈstiːlˌaɪt/
- Texting
- The tutorial explained how to use a stylesheet to ensure consistent formatting across all pages of the project.
- eXtensible stylesheet
Examples
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He learned how to link a stylesheet to his HTML document, which changed the layout of the website.
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You would set it up like this in your stylesheet (the font name is only an example):
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I placed the stylesheet in its own file and loaded it using a standard <link> tag.
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I added the following media queries to my stylesheet:
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An easy-to-edit stylesheet makes your life easier with color changes.
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The stylesheet for this page has body text defined as "font-family: sans-serif;"
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Having a large number of script files or external stylesheets will hold up page loading time as each is executed.
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Edit the current stylesheet to meet requirements. 'Stylesheet.css' content should be replaced with a pre-defined stylesheet.
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Below is the basic CSS you'll need to add to your WordPress theme's stylesheet (I do hope you're using a child theme!).
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To improve the appearance of the webpage, the developer created a custom stylesheet to define the colors and fonts.
Synonyms
A set of rules for writing and presenting text
A file that tells a web page how to look, for example fonts and colors
Antonyms
How Detailed
- Specialized
- Texting
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Stylesheet joins style ('the way something looks') and sheet ('a page or piece of paper'). So a stylesheet is like a sheet that lists the rules of style — a file that tells documents or webpages how they should look.