The easiest and most efficient way is using external style sheets, which is making your HTML document look at a separate CSS file and using that, With Internal Stylesheets the document reads a stylesheet which is contained in the same document; External stylesheets must end in .css.
Using an external stylesheet
In your <head> section of your document simply put
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="stylesheet.css" />You can name your stylesheet whatever you like, the stylesheet document must end in .css
Using internal stylesheets
In your <head> section put
<style type="text/css">
[your css here]
</style>
i don't know too much about coding. perhaps you can teach me sometime?
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