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INLINE STYLES

CSS is a great way to control the design of a site from one central location, or from a set area of the webpage. But there is even another level of control with Inline Styles. An inline style lives in the tag area of the code being effected. For example if you want to control the font, font size and color of an <H1> tag then it would look like this:

<font style="font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; font-size:22px; color:red; text-decoration:underline; ">

This is how the style will look

Helpful Hint:

Inline Styles are the First level in the CSS hierarcy and will override Embedded and External Stylesheets. Be careful using Inline styles because it clutters your HTML and can lead to headaches if you encounter an error.






 
 
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