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Created page with " <!-- WikiNews Box --> <div style="border:1px solid #9bd3a8; background:#f5f4ff; padding:10px; margin-bottom:5px;"> <div style="color:#006622; "> <h5 style="padding: 3.36px 6.72px; margin: 8.4px 0px; background-color:#CEDFF2;"> Wikinews </h5> </div> 120px|left|border <p style =" text-align: justify;"> The platform combines the precision of Wikipedia, the authenticity of government data, and the credibility of verif..."
 
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<h6 style="padding: 3.36px 6.72px; margin: 8.4px 0px; background-color:#CEDFF2;"> Wikinews </h5>
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<li>Yes, you can add inline CSS directly to an HTML element using the global style attribute.</li>
    <p style =" text-align: justify;"> The platform combines the precision of Wikipedia, the authenticity of government data, and the           credibility of verified digital identities to create the world’s first “Verified Internet of Knowledge,” where every article or profile bearing a verified badge represents authenticated information — whether from verified subscribers, notable individuals, government entities, or official organizations.
<li>Here is how you would apply inline CSS to an <img> tag, using the same visual specifications (width 180px) implied by your original wiki markup example.</li>
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<li>You place your CSS properties and values directly inside the style attribute, separated by semicolons.</li>
 
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Latest revision as of 05:59, 2 December 2025

Wikinews

File:Narendra modi.jpeg

  • Yes, you can add inline CSS directly to an HTML element using the global style attribute.
  • Here is how you would apply inline CSS to an <img> tag, using the same visual specifications (width 180px) implied by your original wiki markup example.
  • You place your CSS properties and values directly inside the style attribute, separated by semicolons.
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