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Hello everyone on w3schools, I am having trouble with block level elements on my page. I am using a div tag, however, I wanted to create an inline style with double-lined borders and one half of a letter width padding offsetting the text. Also, I am trying to make the block positioned horizontally

Hi Guys, Could you please help me out with this one. I have a style sheet that manipulate certain elements on my page. I would however like to know if I could style a portion of a paragraph with the inline style method. The code on my webpage is as follows: <p class ="two">Hello World - CSS allows you to modify margin, paddings and borders.</p> I would like to apply and inline style that only affects the word "CSS" want to change the font and the color but it does not work. example: <p class="two">Hello Word <style = "color:white; font-bold:,>CSS</style> allows you to modify margins, paddings, and borders.</p> This does not seems to work. Can someone please help me with the proper code? Please see attach file to look at the CSS code. I am new to this and would appreciate all the help. Thanks. Thanks so much Foxy Mod - span style works perfectly. colors.css

I am unable to make an XML inline style override an external style sheet.I am using a valid xml v1.0 document, with a valid and widely used xsl style sheet.The document displays correctly in a web browser (apart from not displaying inline styles), using either IE8 or Firefox.I want to be able to set the font colour of certain parts of the document (any field, including headings) to red, rather than the default colour. Those parts are then made more visible for comment and correction when the pre-publication document is posted on an intranet.As a test, I have used the inline style example:<p style="color:sienna;margin-left:20px">This is a paragraph.</p>given at: http://www.w3schools...s/css_howto.aspThis example has no effect. The external style sheet style is still applied.However, the w3schools reference text given below this example states that:"Generally speaking we can say that all the styles will "cascade" into a new "virtual" style sheet by the following rules, where number four has the highest priority: Browser default External style sheet Internal style sheet (in the head section) Inline style (inside an HTML element)" I would be very grateful for any advice about to make the inline style work.Thank you.