Applying CSS: Inline, Internal, and External
Explore the three ways to apply CSS to HTML: inline, internal (embedded), and external stylesheets. Discuss pros and cons of each approach.
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This is a simple example demonstrating Internal CSS, also known as embedded CSS. It allows you to style your HTML document directly within the <head> section.
Internal CSS is particularly useful for single-page websites or when you need to apply specific styles to a single HTML document.
Compared to inline styles, Internal CSS promotes better organization and maintainability. However, for large projects, external stylesheets are generally preferred for their reusability and easier management.
Example Heading
Another paragraph of text to showcase the styles.