Inclusion Methods
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Attaching Style to Documents
There are three ways to attach style information to documents in CSS, two of which are only applicable to HTML documents. Each of the main methods has its own place in the cascading hierarchy, such that style information can be specified using any or all of these methods for the same document, if the document language permits.
Attachment Methods
External Style Sheets
[CSS1|CSS2|CSS2.1] [IE3|N4B2|O3.5|S1]
Applicable To: HTML and XML
Description:
A URL reference to an entire style sheet. Multiple external style sheet references may be included in a document. The @import At-Rule may also be used in this syntax for including one or more style rule fragments from disparate URL locations.
Embedded Style Sheets
[CSS1|CSS2|CSS2.1] [IE3|N4B2|O3.5|S1]
Applicable To: HTML specific syntax, using the STYLE [-->Index DOT Html] element.
Description:
An entire style sheet is included in the HEAD section of a document. Multiple STYLE blocks may be present in a document. The @import At-Rule may also be used in this syntax for including one or more style rule fragments from disparate URL locations.
In-line Styles
[CSS1|CSS2|CSS2.1] [IE3|N4B3|O3.5|S1]
Applicable To: HTML specific syntax, using the common STYLE attribute for HTML elements.
Description:
This method uses a limited form of CSS syntax, consisting solely of a series of CSS style Declarations.

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