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The <style> Tag (XHTML Reference)
Introduction
With the help of the <style> tag you can define your
own style for colors, tables and name it how you like. For example you could
create a new style called “BigText” and apply some fancy colors and a really
big font into it. Each time you make usage of that style you will just have to
refer to the id of it. The advantage is that if you make often usage of the new
style in your page and suddenly to change the color, then you only need to
change the color in the style sheet and not everywhere.
Example
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0
Strict//EN"
