Yup, CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. Regular web pages are made with something called html (Hypertext Markup Language). You can add CSS to make your pages...well...prettier. CSS lets you pick colors, fonts, etc. and makes positioning easier all with less typing than regular html (usually). The biggest problem is CSS is relatively new, so you have to have a 4th or 5th generation browser to get it to work right. In fact, Netscape 6 and Internet Explorer 5.5 are the only two browsers that realiably support most of CSS code. Well, are you still really lost?