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is it good Coding Practice to add style to the <html> tag of a web document?

why should you not style the <html> tag of a web document?

I ask this because of this answer this answer on a StackOverflow question.
Personally I don't think this is good coding practice.

is there a WC3 standard that says this is good/bad?

is it good Coding Practice to add style to the <html> tag of a web document?

why should you not style the <html> tag of a web document?

I ask this because of this answer on a StackOverflow question.
Personally I don't think this is good coding practice.

is there a WC3 standard that says this is good/bad?

is it good Coding Practice to add style to the <html> tag of a web document?

why should you not style the <html> tag of a web document?

I ask this because of this answer on a StackOverflow question.
Personally I don't think this is good coding practice.

is there a WC3 standard that says this is good/bad?

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edited Nov 7, 2013 at 21:43

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Stylling Styling the HTML tag in a web document

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edited Nov 7, 2013 at 21:39

is it good Coding Practice to add style to the <html> tag of a web document?

why should you not style the <html> tag of a web document?

I ask this because of this answer on a StackOverflow question.
Personally I don't think this is good coding practice.

is there a WC3 standard that says this is good/bad?

is it good Coding Practice to add style to the <html> tag of a web document?

why should you not style the <html> tag of a web document?

is it good Coding Practice to add style to the <html> tag of a web document?

why should you not style the <html> tag of a web document?

I ask this because of this answer on a StackOverflow question.
Personally I don't think this is good coding practice.

is there a WC3 standard that says this is good/bad?

asked Nov 7, 2013 at 21:32

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