Inline CSS

Inline CSS is a method of adding CSS styles directly to an HTML element using the style attribute. This method is useful when you want to apply a specific style to a single element without affecting other elements on the page.

To add inline CSS to an HTML element, you need to add the style attribute with the CSS styles you want to apply. For example, to make the text of a heading element red and center-aligned, you would add the following code:

<h1 style="color: red; text-align: center;">Hello World!</h1>

The style attribute is added to the <h1> element, and the CSS styles color: red and text-align: center are applied to the element.

It’s important to note that inline CSS can become difficult to manage when there are multiple styles applied to different elements throughout the HTML code. Additionally, inline CSS may not be the best option for applying styles to multiple elements since it can lead to redundant code. Therefore, it’s often best to use external or internal CSS stylesheets instead, especially when styling multiple elements or entire web pages.