Many tags do not have to be closed such as the

tag and the

tag. Why is it important to have an opening and a closing tag when using STYLES? According to the lecture, if you do not have an opening and closing tag, the style won't apply well. What is an inline style? Please provide an example. An inline style is when you have an element such as

This is a paragraph

What is a document level style? Please provide an example. A document-level style is a style section enclosed within the heading, with or without comments so that it will not display in non-style capable browsers: What is a linked style? Please provide an example. When the style sheet is contained in a separate .css document, you use a link. The CSS document is called through this tag: In the CSS code h1 { font-family: helvetica, arial, sans-serif; }, which font value is given first priority? helvetica arial sans-serif all have equal priority >>Helvetica gets priority; if the browsers does not have it, the next one is Arial; and if it does not have either helvetica or arial, the default is sans-serif, a generic font. What does the cascade refer to in Cascading Style Sheets? Basically it means that you can have more than one style sheet for the document. Inline styles take precedence if there is a conflict. You can have different style sheets for different browsers. All class names begin with a comma (,). a pound sign (#). a period (.). a quotation mark ("). Class names begin with a period. Convert the following statement using CSS. This text is green and in Arial font