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Cascading Style Sheets(CSS) Filename extension .css
Internet media type text/css
Developed by World Wide Web Consortium
Initial release 17 December 1996; 16 years ago Type of format Stylesheet language
Standard(s) Level 1(Recommendation)
Level 2 (Recommendation)
Level 2 Revision 1 (Recommendation)
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