We explain here why you would choose to either link an external style sheet to a Web page or to import a Style sheet into a Web Page. First we explain exactly what is the diffrence between importing a style sheet and linking a style sheet to a Web Page.....
Both linking to and importing a Style sheet kind of achieve a fairly similar thing, but the diffrence between the two is subtle, and you are going to learn what both techniques are good for right here.
Ok so here comes a real fact that could help you avoid those embarrising pantie twisted moments: If you want to import or include one external style sheet inside another style sheet, you should use importing. Now before we explaine how to import a style sheet into a web page we need to explaine about what happens if you either import one style sheet and the you import another style sheet into the same web page. Also, what happens if you hava a web page that is already Linked to a Web Page and then you import a second Style Sheet??
Firstly it should be made clear that you can link a Style sheet to a web page, and then link another style sheet to that same page. If you do do this then the last one you link to will be the one that has an effect on the Web Page. The first style sheet you link to will not have any effect. It is not a good idear to link a style sheet to a Web Page and then try to link another diffrent style sheet to a Web Page. It does not achieve anything useful. However if you decide you want to link to just one style sheet that is far better
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