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style=
"background-color: #b0c4de;
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Make sure you put quotes "" around the value of any property you declare in HTML. Also "class" is used to set a class that you will define elsewhere. As in class="my_style" and then in a separate style sheet named style.css:
.my_style {
background-color: #b0c4de;
}
"style" property is for when you want an inline defined style, without referencing an exteernal style sheet. Either way will work for your purpose here.
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Originally Posted by suseela
Hi Mike,
Please let me know where am I wrong:
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