An embedded style rule applied to the H1 element.
A style sheet is a set of instructions that tells a browser how to present HTML elements, such as what font to use, what size the paragraph text should be, what color the header text should be, whether or not there should be a background color applied to specific elements, and so on.
Each style rule is made up of two parts: the selector and the definition. The selector identifies the element affected by the rule, and the definition identifies how the element will be displayed. The definition contains the property and the value of the element. For example, if the property is color, the value might be blue.
A style rule looks like this:
selector {property: value; }
So, if you want all your <h1> tags to be blue, the final code would look like this:
h1 {color: blue; }
The great thing about the CSS features in FrontPage 2003 is that they create the code for you.
