1The REL attribute is used to define the relationship between
2the linked file and the HTML document.
3REL=StyleSheet specifies a persistent or preferred style while
4REL="Alternate StyleSheet" defines an alternate style.
5A persistent style is one that is always applied when style sheets are enabled. The absence of the TITLE attribute, as in the first <LINK> tag in the example, defines a persistent style.
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7A preferred style is one that is automatically applied,
8such as in the second <LINK> tag in the example.
9The combination of REL=StyleSheet and a TITLE attribute specifies a
10preferred style. Authors cannot specify more than one preferred style.
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12An alternate style is indicated by REL="Alternate StyleSheet".
13The third <LINK> tag in the example defines an alternate style,
14which the user could choose to replace the preferred style sheet.
1just add any style inside the first <p> or other element tag using style=" ;"
2<p style="font-size: xx-large;">test</p>