Yes, but be careful not to have the same class or same tag with different
settings on the two CSS files. One will override the other. Also, if you
have styles that you use only on one page, you can put them in the head
section of the page between <style> and </style>.
Yes, but be careful not to have the same class or same tag with different
settings on the two CSS files. One will override the other. Also, if you
have styles that you use only on one page, you can put them in the head
section of the page between <style> and </style>.
As Wally says, you can refer to a separate linked stylesheet but you
can at the same time use an embedded stylesheet in the head section of
a page or pages.
Style information in embedded stylesheets will override that in the
linked stylesheet.
Similarly, any inline style information - applied to tags in the body
of the page - will override embedded and linked stylesheets.
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