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How to alter the page style in HTML?

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Please tell me how can i alter the page style through HTML.

08-06-2008, 10:59 AM
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Please be more descriptive in what you want so we can help you better!

If I understood you correctly you wanted to know how to add inline CSS?

If thats the case you simply use the <style></style> tags in the head of a document!

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Changing styles directly in the HTML file is generally frowned upon. You should try to separate your content from your style. Check out W3 Schools for more information.

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Originally Posted by edbrown View Post
Please be more descriptive in what you want so we can help you better!

If I understood you correctly you wanted to know how to add inline CSS?

If thats the case you simply use the <style></style> tags in the head of a document!


yes, I think CSS is used to alter the page style but i don't know that how it is used?
will u tell me its use?

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Originally Posted by unr View Post
Read this.

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Search on google and you will get lots of tutorials, examples over "how to",
best source is of course w3schools.com for this.

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Originally Posted by web_freelancer View Post
Search on google and you will get lots of tutorials, examples over "how to",
best source is of course w3schools.com for this.

Thanks for your suggestion.

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HTML isn't really about "style", it's about "structure". What you'll need to do in order to customise how your web page looks is to use CSS. Several people above have linked you to the w3schools, which is a great learning resource and a great place to start.

Good luck!

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If you don't have access to the external CSS or, the head of your document, you can use the style attribute in you HTML tags.

<p style="font-weight: bold; color: red;"></p>
<div style="display: block;"></div>

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