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Adding CSS to HTML: Internal Styles

5:13 with Anwar Montasir

The second way we can add CSS to a page is with internal styles. Internal styles are usually embedded in the <head> section of the HTML document and are defined using the <style> tag.

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    Internal styles are usually embedded in the head section 0:00
    of the HTML document and are defined using the style tag. 0:02
    Inside of our head element, let's add a style tag right beneath the title tag. 0:08
    This time, we'll style our paragraph by writing the letter p, 0:16
    followed by a set of curly braces. 0:21
    I'll place my cursor inside the curly braces, 0:24
    then write font-size: 20px, which is short for pixels, 0:29

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