- Introduction to HTML
- What is HTML
- Structure of an HTML Document
- Importance of Doctype
- Tags
- Elements
- Attributes
- Example with Tags, Elements, and Attributes
- Understanding the head and body Tags in HTML
- The Head Tag
- The Body Tag
- HTML Text Fundamentals
- Text Formatting Tags
- Paragraphs
- Strong Emphasis
- Emphasis
- Nuances of White Space in HTML
- Convention of Using Lowercase for Tags
- Working with Lists and Links in HTML
- Creating Ordered and Unordered Lists
- Ordered Lists
- Unordered Lists
- Creation of Hyperlinks Using the <a> Tag
- Creating Internal Links
- Creating External Links
- Adding Images and Media in HTML
- Embedding Images Using the <img> Tag
- Embedding Videos and Audio
- Video
- Audio
- Responsive Media Using HTML5
- Working code for embedding images, videos, and audio
- HTML Forms and Input Types
- Overview
- Creating Forms with the <form> Tag
- Importance of the <label> Tag for Accessibility
- Working code for HTML Forms and Input Types
- Tables in HTML
- Tables in HTML Overview
- Creating and Structuring Tables
- Importance of Table Accessibility
- Styling Options
- Working code for Tables in HTML
- Semantic HTML
- Semantic HTML Overview
- Importance of Semantic HTML
- Header Tag
- Nav Tag
- Article Tag
- Section Tag
- Footer Tag
- Example of a Semantic HTML Layout
- Advanced HTML Attributes
- Advanced HTML Attributes Overview
- The id Attribute
- The class Attribute
- The style Attribute
- Custom data Attributes
- Complete working code for Advanced HTML Attributes
- HTML Document Head
- HTML Document Head Overview
- Title Tag
- Meta Tags
- Link Tag
- Script Tag
- Working Code Sample
- Building a Simple Webpage Using HTML
- Project
- Project Overview
- Key Takeaways
- Course Summary
The style Attribute
An element's inline styling is enabled via the style property. It can be helpful for short tests or overriding other styles, but it's often not as good as using external or internal CSS.
Key points:
- Inline styling involves adding CSS declarations directly into the HTML element.
- Priority: Has a greater level of specificity, typically overriding other CSS rules unless they use !important.
Example:
| <p style="color: blue; font-weight: bold;">This text is styled inline.</p> |
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