External CSS

External CSS involves writing CSS rules in a separate file (with a .css extension) and then linking that file to your HTML document. This approach promotes cleaner code, easier maintenance, and reusability of styles across multiple web pages. By separating the styling from the content, you can modify the look and feel of your website without altering the HTML structure.

Visit the following resources to learn more:

• @article@Types of CSS: inline, external and internal definitions and differences explained
• @video@External Style Sheets | CSS