The style element

In our last exercise we discussed why it was a bad idea to…style HTML elements directly using inline styles.…It's a lot more efficient to have styles that can affect an entire page or…an entire site all at once.…So to introduce that concept we're going to take a look at using the style…element and move our styles into the head of our document.…To do this, we're going to work with the style.htm which is…found in the 07_03 directory.…And again, you can see we're sort of picking up where we left off.…We had a heading two on the page.…

And currently its using inline styling to make itself red and…change its font weight to normal.…So I want to move that up so that any h2's that might be on this page are effected by…that and I'm not having to do this inline styling for every single one of them.…Again, we're going to do this in the head of the document,…remember the head is where those sort of invisible things that…help make the page work go and we're going to do a style tag.…So we're going to go ahead and open up a style tag and…