introduction Your CSS code can be placed at 3 locations in the different site on the page. Internal: In the HTML page External: In a separate file In the HTML element itself In the HTML of the page First choice: save the CSS code in the HTML page, between two tags <header> and </header>. <head> <title> my page title </title> <style type="text/css"> => Here the CSS code </style> </head> Code (markup): In a separate file Second choice: in a separate file called style.css in general The CSS file must also be included between the two HTML tags: <header> (see example) </ header>. <head> <title> my page title </title> <link rel = "stylesheet" type = "text / css" href = "style.css" /> </head> Code (markup): In the HTML tag Finally, it is possible to put style directly into an HTML tag CSS syntax and inheritance>>> <body bgcolor="#cccccc"> Code (markup): [lesson 1] Introduction to CSS (thread:1327494) [lesson 2] The syntax of CSS and inheritance (thread:1327522) to be continued ...
<body bgcolor="#cccccc"> Code (markup): That is not css; it is an html attribute, one that has not been a part of html since 1999. To inline styles, use the style attribute and css syntax for the value. <body style="background-color: #$ccc;"> Code (markup): Is there a purpose to this series of overly elementary "tutorials"? gary