Where is an "inline"style placed? Is there more than one option?

How about an "external" style or Style Sheet? How does the browser know where to look for an external style?

What is the difference between an element's "id" and its "class?" Is there a difference? Why would you use one rather than the other?

What do we mean by "cascading" and how can you tell which style will actually be applied?

What tag does Dreamweaver use to apply a style to less that block-level text?

We learn that we can nest selectors and we can group selectors (that are not to be nested). What is the difference in tpying these into the .css document?

If I have several pages likned to an external style sheet, one of which is open before me, but I want one piece of content to appear differently only in the page I am currently working on, would I change the style sheet? Why or why not? What would happen either way?

If we can "import" external style sheets why don't we?

Dreamweaver will export inline styles by creating a new external style sheet. Do later inline changes show up in that external sheet?

How do we save a page that uses external styles so that it can be read by an older (3.0) browser?

What, exactly, does the term "global" refer to here?

Why would I want to name a table?

Where, in Dreamweaver, do I add meta tags? What are they and why do I want them?

Write out the procedure for creating a linked, external style sheet in Dreamweaver MX. Start from opening the program. How do you edit the sheet later? What kind of document is a style sheet, even though it uses a .css file extension?

How do we write out a class and an id? What punctuation do we use for each?

These are the kinds of attributes that you can apply as styles:
Type: face, size, color, weight, style, etc.
Background: color, image
Block: spacing, shape of text
Box: padding, margin
Border: size, color, thickness
List: appearance of numbers and bullets
and more