We can also have what's known as an embedded style sheet which is placed in the head portion of the documents inside Style Elements and they are to control singular page needs. This is ncss known as origin. What is the origin of the rule? It's in the external stylesheet.

Some styles are inherited others are not it just depends upon the dtd in use. Do you have the same style or similar elsewhere? you may end up with a conflict meaning you must change the sort order or specificity as needed.

More to come that's a simple intro now for dinner and watch party with my brother and his Ronnie bear as is our weekend tradition. I'll stop back with the next steps as I can. Please feel free to ask questions or clarifications in this simple explanation the web.😎

So if you continue where we are at this point in history is that HTML and CSS are both declarative languages that are complementary. Unfortunately the challenge that occurred and next came through the concerns I was expressing earlier and that is with tools we use.

Developers were also really hungry for more CSS which wasn't getting great implementation across browsers which is sort of where my I don't work here. Off in the industry as the browser Wars emerged. We wanted layout we want to design we wanted Behavior to enhance experiences

So in the next few years right around 97-98 we had some CSS we had HTML with a lot of table base layouts and spacer GIFs and we had some JavaScript we had two competing browsers Netscape and Internet Explorer each of whom ended up adopting elements that challenged us so much.

Internet Explorer implemented the div element for division but Netscape didn't follow along and made up its own alternative known as layer. We had one API which was the document object model which makes sense in a document based web. But we couldn't really move together easily.

We had to figure out how to get what was come to known as Dynamic HTML or dhtml work with internet Explorer's development and the Netscape layer element. It was a brutal time because people were coming up with really cool things accessibility not so much but innovation yes.

We saw a lot of mish-mosh from tools from developers using mixtures of CSS presentational HTML like font and colors and overwhelmingly difficult tables in order to achieve layouts along with JavaScript in competing browsers it became so overwhelming if you kids today knew haha

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