Preview css code without html??

I am learning CSS and very slowly.
I would like to know if there is any way that I can "see" if my css code is working the way I want it to.
Since there is no display in CSS , only html, I'm guessing I have to link the CSS to the html in order to see
if the CSS code is working the way I want.
Is there an easier way to "try out" css code?
Perhaps another way to get it to display without linking it to an html file?
Maybe there is another program that will let one "view" css code?
Maybe something online that will do this?
I really could use something like this.
Otherwise, can someone tell me, in the most basic, simple terms, how I can link my Css code page
to an html page, so i can preview if my CSS code is doing what it's supposed to?
thanks!!!!!

I hope this makes sense. thanks again!
Not really. I don't understand the workflow you're attempting.
CSS formats HTML pages. I link one external CSS stylesheet to all my HTML pages then tweak the CSS in the external CSS file and "see" the results of my tweaks on the HTML page I'm actually formatting.
In other words, I preview my changes on the HTML page which is actually linked to the CSS stylesheet.
You seem to be wanting to set up your CSS in isolation to your HTML page then, when you've got it right, you want to apply the CSS to the actual HTML page.
Am I missing something?
These are some of the ways I think might work:
<td><span style=”background-color:yellow”>Breakfast</span>..</td>
<td style=”background-color:yellow”>Breakfast</span>...</td>
<td><span style=”bgcolor:yellow”>Breakfast</span>..</td>
<td><span style=”color:yellow”>Breakfast</span>..</td>
but I need to try them all  to see which is the one that will give me the desired result (highlight the word Breakfast in yellow).
You've lost me here I'm afraid. Why not let DW do the coding for you?
e.g. <span style=”bgcolor:yellow”> is invalid CSS code. DW will code it for you.
Avoid inline styles <td style=”background-color:yellow”> and <span>s wherever possible. Use them in an emergency only when no other option exists. Otherwise, every time you tweak a color, you have to update every single affected <td> and <span> tag which defeats the reason for using CSS in the first place.
CSS can be applied in several ways. In order of preference:
1) External, linked styesheet (preferred option every time)
2) Embedded stylesheet (rules grouped into the <head> section of a HTML page)
3) Inline styles (CSS inline with the HTML code scattered throughout the page) - emergencies only or where no other options exist such as HTML email formatting
You're starting with option 3) and making life hard for yourself.
It's more powerful and efficient to define a CSS class for a highlighted table cell - in an external stylesheet which is linked to the HTML page:
e.g.
Separate CSS file
td.highlight {
background-color: yellow;
HTML (with CSS file linked to it)
<td class="highlight">Breakfast</td>
You can do this for all highlighted <td>s on all HTML pages on your website - be it one or 1000.
Later, if you want to change yellow to green, you change the CSS rule in the external CSS stylesheet (you don't have to touch the HTML file at all):
td.highlight {
background-color: green;
upload that one tiny stylesheet file to the server and your entire website (all 1000 pages) is instantly updated.

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