m (Text replacement - "\<p(.*?)\>(.*?)\<\/p>" to "<span$1>$2</span>") |
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====Inline styling==== | ====Inline styling==== | ||
< | <span>Lets look closely at the inline style code and break it down into pieces.</span> | ||
#Space after the p. | #Space after the p. | ||
#Next the word "style" | #Next the word "style" | ||
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#What change you want to make for the <font color="red">property</font color> or what <font color="red">value</font color> you want the property to now have. In this case change the font to "times new roman." | #What change you want to make for the <font color="red">property</font color> or what <font color="red">value</font color> you want the property to now have. In this case change the font to "times new roman." | ||
#Add another quotation mark ". You cannot leave out any of the quotation marks. The coding will not process if any of them are missing. | #Add another quotation mark ". You cannot leave out any of the quotation marks. The coding will not process if any of them are missing. | ||
< | <span>Study the coding again and impress it in your minds. You will be using it over and over again.</span> | ||
<p <font color="red"><nowiki>style="font-family:times new roman"</nowiki></font color>> | <p <font color="red"><nowiki>style="font-family:times new roman"</nowiki></font color>> | ||
< | <span><i>The number of attributes you can put into a tag is unlimited.</i></span> | ||
{| | {| | ||
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