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How to embed style in SE

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How to Embed style in SE

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all right so we talked about inline styles as being a simple quick way to apply some CSS to specific sections of a document but obviously its not the best way of stylizing a page so wouldnt it be better if you could set styles in one place rather than having to type them out every time you want to use them so thats were going to learn now is embedded styles Im going to start by opening our index page from bubble under is our home page so go ahead and open that and here is our original page and just to remind ourselves what were looking at on that page we have our heading 1 we have some bulleted hyperlinks we have a heading 2 or 3 I forget which one it is right here we have an image and a paragraph so if we go back to our notepad plus plus for this page were going to learn about embedded styles theyre embedded on a page and because of that the rules about them have to go up in the head section the part that the computers read not humans and this is where were just going to add

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There are three ways to add CSS to HTML. You can add inline CSS in a style attribute to style a single HTML element on the page. You can embed an internal stylesheet by adding CSS to the head section of your HTML doc. Or you can link to an external stylesheet that will contain all your CSS separate from your HTML.
Embedded styles are located in the header of a page, and apply to that entire page. An external style sheet is a separate text file that each page in the web site can link to it in order to receive it's instructions.
CSS can be added to HTML documents in 3 ways: Inline - by using the style attribute inside HTML elements. Internal - by using a tags in the head of your document.
Internal CSS Internal or embedded CSS requires you to add