Ever wonder how websites manage those pretty designs and pictures floating behind the text? It's all done through the magic of Cascading Style Sheets.

Now that you've selected your font type and the specific style, your work isn't quite finished. You have a few more design decisions to make about your website text.

In order to get the most from your content, you need to present it in the best possible way. Think of your site's font choice as a painting's frame. Even if it's a masterpiece, the wrong frame will distract the eye and lessen the painting's impact.

Cascading Style Sheets are a collection of attributes for controlling the appearance and positioning of the elements on your webpage. A CSS rule is made up of three components: the selector, the property and the value.

If you're building a form on your website and want your visitors to choose from one or more preselected options, then a multiple-choice input field is the way to go. Read on to find out how these fields work.

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