CSS Questions
Kelley Katzenmeyer

	1.	What are at least three advantages of using CSS?

CSS allows users to edit the properties of multiple webpages all at once! So instead of spending hours searching through HTML code, you can just add in "classes" and "IDs" to your HTML, and then edit them all at once from a CSS page. As an additional bonus, CSS helps pages load much quicker when they have lots of traffic. However, one of the most important things about CSS is it's formatting- it's written in a way that's very easy for users to write and read.

	2.	Why does CSS differ to some degree from browser to browser? (HINT: What determines how a web page looks?)

Every browser has their own default font and background. Sometimes if a website doesn't set specific properties, the browser will pick them for you. Also, certain CSS tags aren't supported by all browsers. This means that part of your code may just be ignored.

Here is a link to a page I edited using CSS (the Homer and Iliad Challenge): http://www.shodor.org/~kelleyk/csschallenge/csschallenge.html