<STYLE
TITLE=title
TYPE=MIME type>
</STYLE>
Allows authors to include rendering information by using a specified style notation. Information in the STYLE element overrides client defaults and linked style sheets. The end-tag is required.
Microsoft Internet Explorer supports most of the style sheet properties defined in the CSS1 specifications. For a full description of these properties, see A User's Guide to Style Sheets.
Example
<HTML> <HEAD> <STYLE> BODY {background: white; color: black} H1 {font: 8pt Arial bold} P {font: 10pt Arial; text-indent: 0.5in} A {text-decoration: none; color: blue} </STYLE> <BODY> <H1>The background color of this document is white. The color of text is black. This text, formatted with the heading one element, is in 8-point Arial bold.</H1> <P>This text is formatted with 10-point Arial and an indented margin of 0.5 inches. <P>The hyperlink created by the text &A HREF=>click here&/A>appears in blue. <BODY> <HTML>
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