Finally, the third type of style sheet is the inline style sheet. And its not really a style sheet - more like just an inline style. What we could do is write a style attribute actually inside an element in our HTML:
<h2 style="">
Inline styles are a little different from external and embedded style sheets that use the traditional rule set; here there's no selector and there's no complete rule set because you're writing it inside an HTML tag. We can enter a font-size of 10px. We write that property and value the same way we do in a rule set and we should cap it with a semicolon:
<h2 style="font-size: 10px;">
We can also change the color and cap that with a semicolon:
<h2 style="font-size: 10px; color: deeppink;">
