15. Consider using external styles for any style that is unique for a single element, such as when you want
one word or paragraph and one Webpage to look different than all others.
16. If you want to change a style, when you change it in the external (linked) stylesheet, it automatically
takes effect in any Web page that is linked to the external style sheet.
17. Tables with borders are most appropriate when the tables are used to position text and image elements.
18. If you add border spacing, you give more space around the content within a cell.
19. When a table uses the spacing and padding styles, the size of each data cell is automatically set to the
minimum size needed for the text inserted in the data cell.
20. With the flexibility of inline styles, you can adjust the border spacing and padding at the table header
or table data cell level.
21. Tables used to structure columns and rows of information can benefit from having an index to clarify
the contents of the table.
22. If the content in a table is broken into logical segments of information, you should not use row or
column spanning.
23. You can help visitors more easily read a table full of information by varying the background colors
effectively.
24. Before using row or column spanning, it is best to sketch your ideas on paper first.
25. Given an external style sheet named styles1.css, the code <link rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css”
href=”styles1.css” /> will link the HTML file in which this code appears to that style sheet.
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