How Do You Create An Embedded Style Using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)?
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) instructions are applied to HTML coding in web pages to format style. One method of applying CSS to web pages is by using embedded style declarations. Create a basic web page. A basic web page includes HTML, HEAD, TITLE, BODY tags. These tags need ending tags. (Unfortunately, the image for step 1 does not open. Refer to the image in step 2 for information regarding this step) Add content to your basic web page. In our example we will be using a paragraph tag to add content. The paragraph tag is used to provide a block of text on a web page. Space is provided between each block of text formatted by paragraph tags. Add a STYLE tag set to the HEAD section of your web page. A start and ending tag are required and a text/css type is assigned. Create a class declaration named ‘mycolor’ which assigns a blue color. A dot is placed in front of the class declaration name to activate the class. A class declaration permits style to be assigned to one or more text eleme
