The following shows how this is accomplished. This has the benefit of simplifying the page and locating all styling elements at the top. Now all that is left within the document itself are the structural elements. This problem can be overcome by using a separate style sheet file which all other files refer to for their styling. The final example will give exactly the same results but will add even more flexibility to the formatting of publications within a website.
All documents can refer to the styling elements contained in a centrally located CSS file.
In this way one change to the external file will have an automatic role-out effect on every page within the site. This is far more efficient for a Webmaster and helps coordinate the organisation's publishing style. For this to work each document within the website must link to the external style sheet. The browser will access this file and format the specified tags in the appropriate manner. This method is the preferred authoring style when managing complex websites.