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Posted by Adrienne Boswell on 03/12/07 07:56
Gazing into my crystal ball I observed "Jonathan N. Little"
<lws4art@centralva.net> writing in
news:e40eb$45f4c025$40cba7a7$8004@NAXS.COM:
> nice.guy.nige wrote:
>> While the city slept, Kim Andrι Akerψ (kimandre@NOSPAMbetadome.com)
>> feverishly typed...
>>> CSS:
>>> Cascading Style Sheets; a standard used together with HTML for
>>> presentation and layout. This is usually placed in a seperate file,
>>
>> Usually (is good) but not necessarily. It can be in the head of a
>> document, or you can -- of course -- style individual elements.
>> Although this does kind of lead away from the road of "why css is a
>> 'Good Idea'
>>
>
> I would say that putting the style in the head or inline within the
> body
> really defeats the best advantage of CSS, separation the
> presentation
> from the markup making management most efficient.
>
It depends on the circumstance. For example, say I have DT styled as
bold in the external sheet, but on one page on the site, I want it
italics instead - in that case, I would use put the style in the head on
that page only.
--
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