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- Introduction to CSS
- External Style Sheets (Best Practice)
- Multiple Style Sheets
- Embedded Styles (Not Recommended for Large Projects)
- Inline Styles (Avoid if Possible)
- How to Use Basic CSS Selectors to Apply Styles to HTML Elements
- Example HTML and CSS Code Using Selectors
- When and How to Use the Normalize Style Sheet for Browser Compatibility
- Exploring Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Quiz 5 questions
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Inline Styles (Avoid if Possible)
Inline styles apply CSS to a specific element via the style attribute, directly within an HTML tag. While they can be useful for quick adjustments, they quickly become unmanageable in larger projects.
<h1 style="color: red; font-size: 2em;">My Heading</h1>
CSS Cascade and Style Priority
CSS styles are applied based on the cascade principle, which considers where...