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2 Oct 2026 - Access seen in GA
The <style> tag as opposed to linked stylesheet - I dodn't think I explain this well.
An AI summary:
What's the difference between inline styles vs classes?
The choice between using inline styles and classes in HTML depends on the context and the complexity of the styling required. Inline styles are useful for quickly applying styles to a single element, especially when the style is not reusable across multiple elements. However, when styling is more complex or needs to be applied to multiple elements, classes are preferred as they allow for more flexibility and maintainability. Inline styles are often used for one-off styling needs, while classes are used for consistent and reusable styling across a website.
CSS in-line Style
In most instances the styling of a webpage is achieved by the addition of a STYLE declaration within the webpage
or in an external style file (Stylesheet) or Framework. However, styling can be made "in-line".
The "in-line" style declaration is the most "specific" as a declaration on a page will take presidence over previous styling that been defined in an external file. However styling can be can be combined with styling defined as classes from frameworks and stylesheets.
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