Applying Styles Locally
If you are new to style sheets and would like to experiment a bit before taking the plunge, applying styles locally is an easy, small-scale, and rather safe way to begin. Although it doesn’t centralize all your formatting information for easy editing and global updating, it does open the door to the additional formatting that is impossible to create with conventional (X)HTML tags.
Figure 8.19. Rules applied locally affect only a single element, in this case, the left img tag.
To apply styles locally:
1. | Within the (X)HTML tag that you want to format, type style=".
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2. | Create a style rule without curly brackets or a ... |
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