There are 4 ways to add a CSS doument to a HTML document.
You can "link" to it putting the following into the head of your HTML.
<link href="FileLocation/screen.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="screen" />
or you can "Import it" it.
<style type="text/css" media="screen">
@import url("FileLocation/screen.css");
</style>
Or you can place the CSS directly into the HTML into the head of your HTML
<style type="text/css" media="screen">
Your CSS Goes here
</style>
Or you can place it in-line with each element using the style tag, if you only have a little bit of CSS.
<a href="index.html" style="color:#006bb6; font-weight:bold;">Home</a>
Custom Styles
1. First, using styles enhance the document. Second, using styles can make the document easy to read.
For what reason would you use styles when producing a business document?
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table styles
There is not a way to add watermarks to a paged document. The watermarks are there to tell which is fake and which is real.
Outline
base document
amend
joe
Formatting a document is a very basic thing. Many are unaware of the power and use of using styles during the creation of documents. Rigorous use of styles ensures that the document is formatted correctly and that all "downstream" users (including hardware - printers, software - other editing tools, and other people who view the document) see what you want them to see.Formatting is setting margins, tab positions, headers and footers for the entire document. It also entails defining heading styles, body text styles, spacing, justification, succeeding paragraph styles, text flow, etc. for all the styles in use in the document.My basic premise when creating a document is "Less is More": there should not be any unnecessary characters, spaces, tabs, line breaks, paragraph breaks, page breaks, or other formatting.
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