Cascading Style Sheets (CSS): Cascading Style Sheets is a method for adding styles to web documents. Note: Using external CSS files makes it easy to change the design of many pages by editing a single file. You can link to an external CSS file using code similar to the following in the head of your HTML documents

 

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Cascading Style Sheets (CSS): Stands for Cascading Style Sheets. This is a language designed to work with HTML documents on the Web. CSS is generally used to provide a specific appearance or style to a web page or site. . . . View Full Definition

Periodic Style: A style of writing in which the sentences tend to be periodic. See discussion under periodic sentence, above. Periodic style in English is usually considered indirect or artificially 'artsy' . . . View Full Definition

Organal Style: Organum in which the tenor sings the melody (original chant) in very long notes while the upper voices move freely and rapidly above it.

Lifestyle Walking: A casual walking technique that is low to moderate intensity and relatively slow paced. Most lifestyle walkers walk an average of 2.5 to 3.5 miles per hour, which means that they walk about . . . View Full Definition

Pink Sheets: Pink Sheets LLC is a centralized financial information network. It provides current prices and other information in both print and electronic formats to the over-the-counter (OTC) securities . . . View Full Definition

Lifestyle: Individual patterns of your typical life.

Style: Part of the female reproductive structure in the carpel of a fiower; formed from the ovary wall. The tip of the style carries the stigma to which pollen grains attach. Part of the pistil tha . . . View Full Definition

Yellow Sheets: The period beginning at the start of the calendar year up to the current date.

White Sheets: A friendly potential acquirer sought out by a target firm that is threatened by a less welcome suitor.

Top-Down Equity Management Style: Indicates the higher price one is willing to pay for a stock in an order; implies a not held order.