This is the other HTML-specific style inclusion method, in which style
information is directly attached to the HTML elements they affect. A
universal element attribute, called
STYLE[-->Index DOT Html], may be specified
for an HTML element, taking as a value one or more style
Declarations.
Because of the specificity of this method, many of the powerful CSS
syntax mechanisms (like Selectors)
are not applicable here. This style specification method is most useful
when serving as an override on a case-by-case basis for style rules
specified in an External or
Embedded style sheet. In-line styles have
higher cascade precedence than the other specification methods.