Note: Normally you can use these three methods all at the same time. If similar style information is specified both in the page and outside the page, the in-page style is used. However, for Internet Explorer 3.0 beta 1, if you link to an external style sheet, that style sheet will be used for the entire page; in-page styles will not be used. This will be fixed in an upcoming version. |
This paragraph is in 20-point text. As Hemingway once said, it is a great thing to be able to specify point sizes, especially large ones.
Note that to assign more than one kind of style information at once, you simply separate the styles with semicolons. For example, to set the font of an entire HTML page to 10-point Times font, the colors to black on white, and both left and right margins to one inch, place the following before the <BODY> tag: <STYLE> BODY {font: 10pt Times; color: black; background: white; margin-left: 1in; margin-right: 1in} </STYLE> |
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