Still Using Inline Styles?

[espmartin]

I absolutely love CSS, and before I learned about semantical
standards (separation of content from presentation), I used
inline styles heavily. But once I got the fact that external
cascading style sheets made life a whole lot easier when you
had to make style changes sitewide, I stopped using styles inline.

How many of you could benefit from externalizing your style rules?

[Resonate]

With you all the way not using inline styles, i believe the sitening seo tool marks down your websites grade if you use them, will have to check.

In my eyes its far easier editing a simple css file rather then masses of markup code on your VALID html pages

[SkinnerW]

Every once in a while if I need to edit single element on single page I may use inline style but 99% of the time it's external styles

[smeagain]

I/m the same as SkinnerW, I use external CSS almost exclusively. If you style using classes, it can sometimes be better to have a simple inline style to customise a single element by modifying an existing class that almost fits rather than create a whole new class.

[jackfranklin]

No! Never use inline CSS!

[Gilligan]

Same here, always use external stylesheets

[Bagi Zoltán]

Sometimes, mostly when the site is huge I use inline css, but this is not so general. I rather place the style control lines into external css and javascript files.