I need to open a page to which I want to add embedded CSS in Notepad. (My pages: career, links, bio and links and contact). Type the embedded CSS code in the
portion of the existing Web pages by hand-coding it in Notepad, using CSS coding.
You must put the CSS in the head between style tags.
Example. This turns H1 text blue:
h1{color:blue}
It sounds like you may have this right since you use the word “embed”.
Id this page being designed locally on your pc, or is the page already on a server. Changes you make in the coding of a page will not be automatically saved to the web server. You have to put the modified page on the server with an FTP client. If you created this page on an internet service that doesn’t allow access to the head you need to use inline styles instead. This is how you do CSS on mySpace, for example.
July 14th, 2008 at 9:19 pm
You must put the CSS in the head between style tags.
Example. This turns H1 text blue:
h1{color:blue}
It sounds like you may have this right since you use the word “embed”.
Id this page being designed locally on your pc, or is the page already on a server. Changes you make in the coding of a page will not be automatically saved to the web server. You have to put the modified page on the server with an FTP client. If you created this page on an internet service that doesn’t allow access to the head you need to use inline styles instead. This is how you do CSS on mySpace, for example.
July 16th, 2008 at 3:02 am
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do not forget the type attribute