Internal or External?

[Minibev]

After reading the tutorial on tizag.com about CSS... I was wondering how many people took the advice about External CSS....

[techietim]

Always external. Because, if you use internal, you don't wanna always have to copy and paste your CSS code from page to page. And its realy a pain if you want to make changes to it.

[krimson]

always external. imho, having internal css is almost as 'bad' as setting up colors, fonts etc for each cell, table, paragraph...

[techietim]

Personaly, I use DIV id's for page layouts. Tables are way too messy :)

[gschrils1]

Internal Will Win!!!! Muahahahahahahaha

[rory]

internal ftw

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[gas19d]

we are not fixing this poll!

[gas19d]

i hate looosseerrsss that doubleee postt!!!

[DragoNero]

like you just did? sure w/e

anyways, external is the best... change one value and it runs throughout the site... easy peasy. (unless you fancy going to hard way about it "_-)

[NetRhino]

I can't see the point of taking the trouble to learn CSS then to put it into the HTML doc. Might as well stick with font tags if you do that.

External is the way I go, always.

[DragoNero]

actually that is a good arguement... must remember that !! thanks!

[hrvoje461]

External is the way I go, always.

I totally agree with this.
There is no sense to put CSS together with your HTML.

[fenderocker]

External, except if you are only using the css on one page, then it's better in my opinion to do internal.

[DragoNero]

i think BBarash should take a look at this post... he puts all his css into his html files... would be so much easier for all of us staff of his if he didnt keep putting it back in!

[techietim]

lol.

Also, dont <?php include ('./mycss.css'); ?>

thats kinda lame... :D

[DragoNero]

yah... but still... EXTERNAL ALL THE WAY!!!!