It could be changed later on, but it would be easier to use CSS from the beginning.
The reason for this is that when you code in plain HTML, and then change to CSS later, you would need to go through all your HTML and move your definitions to CSS.
I agree with TG, it's much easier to do it all upfront. Take it from someone who did it backwards and had to go back and re-do most of my pages after I learned more about CSS.
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no see css you are going to have to write on its own kinda pad . But if im not mistaken i think you can add it to html. Ive seen it before. But css is most the time on its own file and used a different program.
Go to www.freecsstemplates.org and you can download some free CSS templates. That way you can at least get a visual for how a site with CSS is developed. The CSS file is normally separate (although you can do an internal style sheet, which is a whole other topic).
Nevertheless, the CSS file (style sheet) is called up (or linked from) the HTML file. If you go to the site above and download some templates you'll see what we mean.
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