CSS: inline, internal, external demo

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THIS DEMONSTRATES THE 'INTERNAL' STYLE OF CSS DECLARATION, using a div element.

Notice a couple of things about the 'div' element that we just used:

We did not cover div elements before using them.
If you want to know more about div elements you should look for information about them online. Starting with W3Schools is probably a good way to go, but feel free to use anything that helps you out.
Despite having just said that we won't cover div elements, here are a couple of things to know:
1. divs are 'block' elements: like p, ul, or ol they have a line break before & after
2. divs specifically have NO other formatting. They were added to HTML specifically so you could use CSS to make them look however you want.
There's also an inline 'span' elementthat allows you to use CSS formatting, too. It's basically just like div except that there's no line break before & after (so it's more like strong, b, or a, except that it has no formatting (and no hyperlinks).
Hey! We just used a span elementin that last item! And we're using it again here
The span elements in this document are stylin' because of our EXTERNAL STYLE SHEET