CSS and HTML work together,is it true or false?

Answer 1

True.

CSS needs HTML, but HTML doesn't need CSS.

Answer 2

True. The easiest way to see it is to look for web codes at the code playground.

Answer 3

funny... True

Answer 4

Remember back then when ads were all in pure HTML? They looked so much more convincing.

Answer 5

@visph
you can still do html without css, it'll just look barebones or ugly.

Answer 6

@Visph Css can be used for JavaFx styling as well ^^

Answer 7

@visph
wrong. info is info, and useful sites exist and have existed without css.

Answer 8

@Tashi:

Also in Svg I think... maybe others, and I guess there will be more to more with time ^^
However they tend to use specifics attributes depending on context.

But Css was clearly first design for and from Html. I'm agree that Html before Html5 was standalone capable, but I consider ( I'm not trying to impose a truth, but I share a point of view ;) ) this is no more true and actually Html cannot exist without Css on production actually... without JS is imaginable, especialy since last animation features of Css and/or Svg ( now usefull sub-part of Html, but SVG was standalone first designed :P )...

Answer 9

@Ahri Fox wrote: << HTML doesn't need CSS. >>

I'm not agree: Html and Css are inseparable ( all the more with Html5 wich deprecate all styling possibilities of basic Html :P )... have you try to deploy a web site, or even a page with just Html? Appart from ugly text content, you cannot do anything acceptable ^^

Answer 10

@Ahri:

... but with earlier version of Html: Html5 deprecate all attributes and tags used for basic styling ^^
However it's true that Html could be standalone, but I tend to consider that Css is only a sub-part of Html language, as Css isn't used in others context :P

Answer 11

@Ahri: You can do, but it's useless ;)