Cascading Style Sheets is a style sheet language, meaning that it expresses the presentation of a structured document. In practice, it describes and formats web pages written in the HTML and XHTML markup languages, and can also be used for XML, SVG and XUL. It was developed by the World Wide Web Consortium and released in 1996. CSS defines distinct elements such as layouts, fonts and colours, which helps to make content more accessible by distinguishing between the logical structure of a web page and its presentation, and is adaptable to the varying display requirements of different devices.
A website hosting a Russia-wide promotional event and providing subsequent contact between partners. Its pages display examples of cards which are used to bring buyers into a sex shop. Businesspeople can register and ask the manufacturer questions in the user account.
Any company's document flow can be automated with its help thus saving budget money. The logo suggests two boxes containing documents: the top one symbolises EDISON, the lower represents the office. The infinity sign is suggested as a replacement for bullet points.
2002–2024