[lucidcreations]

Just working a massive site and its got a very large CSS page. I'm finding that I need to tinking with a few different things on certain elements. Do you think its best to put this tinkering inline (style="") or create a new style in the CSS page? I never use more than 4 inline styles as the tags can get quite large but was just wondering if this is a go or bad idea using inline like this.

[Bill Posters]

Externalise and use classes or some other cascading, hierarchical method of addressing the specific element(s).
Inline css is the devil's handiwork.

[smallbeer]

I find it's always best long term to make a seperate style. While places them inline can seem easier, going back to change them later is much less hassle if their in an extrenal stylesheet.

That's just me though.

[andycogbill]

Agreed. Make a new class, then let things cascade down to the element you're working on. If nothing else, make a new id. Inline = very, very bad. I should never do it. But I do. *oops*