This video tutorial explores the use of inline styles in HTML, focusing on changing colors and adjusting font sizes. It demonstrates how to apply styles to both individual and nested elements, highlighting the importance of understanding style precedence. The tutorial encourages hands-on practice with inline styles, preparing viewers for more advanced styling techniques in future lessons.

What is the primary purpose of using inline styles in HTML?

• To link external stylesheets

• To apply styles directly to an HTML element

• To create JavaScript functions

• To define HTML structure

Which of the following is a correct way to set the font size using inline styles?

• font: size 12px;

• font-size: 12px;

• size: font 12px;

• 12px: font-size;

What happens when you apply a style to a parent element with nested elements?

• Only the parent element is styled

• No elements are styled

• Both the parent and nested elements are styled

• Only the nested elements are styled

If a style is applied directly to an element, what happens to the styles applied to its parent?

• Both styles are applied equally

• The parent's styles override the element's styles

• The parent's styles are ignored

• The element's direct styles take precedence

Why is it important to understand the order of style application?

• To avoid using inline styles

• To increase page load speed

• To reduce the number of stylesheets

• To ensure the correct styles are applied