What is inline style & how does it work?

Inline takes precedence over all other styles. Any styles defined in the internal and external style sheets are overridden by inline styles. You can quickly and easily insert CSS rules into an HTML page, which is useful for testing or previewing changes and performing quick fixes on your website. There is no need to create an additional file.

Are inline styles the right choice?

However, there are times when inline styles are the right (or only) choice. Inline styles look and operate much like CSS, with a few differences. Inline styles directly affect the tag they are written in, without the use of selectors. Here’s a basic HTML page using inline styles: The style attribute is just like any other HTML attribute.

Should I create my style inline or staged?

Instead of creating your styles inline the quick and dirty and un-maintainable way, you can do what I do these days and take a staged approach.

What is internal styling & how do I use it?

When you use internal styling, you embed the styles right inside the HTML file within the style tag. You usually place them in the head, but it works anywhere, even outside of the opening and closing HTML tags (but don't do that as it's a bad practice). You can see that we now have more styling options when we use internal styles.