Can one declare a css file directly in an html element? [duplicate]
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I'm working on a CMS which doesn't permit me to edit the CSS, nor do I have access to the head to add a link to my own CSS file.
I do however have access to certain html zones of the website and would like to declare my CSS link inline with the HTML for each element.
The reason: I'm building a "garage door" with CSS3 Transitions and therefore it's important that I can declare the ID and style in my html directly.
So how would one declare a CSS file inline with the html? Here's what I've come up with, but I'm clearly missing something.
"ul id="garagedoor": href="http://linktothefile/garagedoor.css"
I realize it's entirely counter-intuitive to declare the css inline with the html, but I see no other way of getting this to work.
Thanks guys
I'm working on a CMS which doesn't permit me to edit the CSS
Then either:
- It is a really awful CMS and should be replaced or
- You don't have the authority to add CSS to the site (but someone else does and you need to talk to them)
Can one declare a css file directly in an html element?
The only place that <link> or <style> elements are allowed is the <head>, although browsers will error recover from them being elsewhere.
style attributes are allowed on most elements, but are bad practise.
"ul id="garagedoor": href="http://linktothefile/garagedoor.css"
That doesn't even resemble HTML.
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