HTML Tag Library


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<Style>

What it does
Adds style to the enclosed items. Styles are becoming more prevalent as the future of webpage design. Styles can be set in seperate files and a style change can effect a whole site with very little effort.

Attributes
dir="direction for weak/neutral text"
lang="language code"
media="media type"
title="advisory title"
type="content type"
End Tag: Required