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hello everyone welcome back to steam code this is part 5 of our html for beginners tutorial series and in this tutorial iamp;#39;ll be showing you how to add style to your html elements so the way you add style is you use the style tech and what style is is basically extra attributes such as color font size position for any of your html elements so first you add the style tag and then there are multiple ways you can go about adding style to a particular element first you can specify the entire element so if you want to add style to all of the elements with the p tag then you say p curly brackets and then you can specify the elements within here so you can say for example color colon and letamp;#39;s set the color to red if we save that and then reload as you can see the color of all those has been set to red you can also set the font size 72 pixels as you can see the font size has changed there are numerous different styles you can add it would take hours to go over each of them but