Like other web forms, you could embed style information within HTML tags or web controls used in the template file. For example, the code below sets the level-1 header to bold, with an orange color and 14 points type size:
<H1 style= "color:#993300;font-weight:bold;font-size:14pt">Testing</H1>
The drawback to this approach is that it applies the styles only to the particular tag. For the style to be consistently applied to all level-1 headings, it has to be duplicated on all <H1>
tags.
Alternatively, you could insert the style information between <head>
tags like this:
<head> <style> H1{color:#993300;font-weight:bold;font-size:14pt} </style> </head>
Embedding the style as inline code between the <head>
tags ensures that all similar tags on the page use the style defined. However, using this method, the style information must be duplicated on all template files that require it.
The nice thing...