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CSS CSS Basics (2014) Getting Started with CSS Adding CSS Review

simon BASSIL
simon BASSIL
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Posted by simon BASSIL
simon BASSIL
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We usually embed internal styles in the <head> section of the HTML document, and they're defined within the ------ tag.

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Nejc Vukovic
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Reginald Ofori
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Hi Nejc, thanks for that answer. That is what I thought at first, but I find this question misleading. Don't we only use the <style> tags for inline or internal styles? Because the takeaway of the CSS course was that we should always use external styles, I was under the impression that the correct answer should have been <link> tag. Looking forward to your response!