It's inline css, well the css that's within the actual tags is inline
css.....the other css is put into the head section...so, there's no link to
a css file..it's all in the actual page. Inline css takes precedence over
all other css styles so you can overrride their styles with your own.
On 12/22/05, Scott Haneda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Ok, I have been wondering this for some time, and as much as I dislike the
> myspace generation, I need to know some technical aspects.
>
> I have seen maybe 2 pages where someone has done a really nice job laying
> out the page. In the code, I see this:
> table table table table { css here };
>
> Can someone tell me what this is all about, or point me to a link, I do
> not
> get that one bit.
>
> Second, seems you have to shove all css into the body of the page, meaning
> to me, procedurally, the css, loads after the body and html tags, so you
> would think it should not even work. Is this even valid, or just am area
> the browsers decide to patch up for the user. ie:
> <body>
> Mess of old html code
> body {
> foo: foo;
> }
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