What does this tool do?

The "Inline CSS Test" identifies HTML tags on your webpage that contain inline CSS properties. Inline CSS refers to styles applied directly within the HTML tag using the style attribute. While convenient for quick changes, inline CSS can slow down page loading times and make your site harder to maintain, as it doesn’t follow the best practice of separating content from styling.

Inline CSS Test performs the following checks:

1. Presence: It checks for any HTML tags with inline CSS properties on your webpage.

2. Style: It displays the inline CSS style for each HTML tag where it is found.

3. Impact: It provides insights on how inline CSS may affect your page’s performance and SEO.

How to use this tool:

1. Enter the URL of the webpage you want to analyze in the input box.

2. Click the "Check Inline CSS" button to begin the analysis.

3. Review the results to see which HTML tags contain inline CSS properties and the specific styles applied.

How to fix inline CSS issues:

1. Move styles to external CSS files: Instead of adding styles directly in HTML tags, consider moving them into an external CSS file to improve maintainability and reduce page size.

2. Optimize for performance: Reducing inline CSS can improve your page’s loading speed and make it more efficient for browsers to process.

3. Use CSS classes: Replace inline styles with reusable CSS classes, allowing you to apply the same styling across multiple elements without repeating code.

Is this tool free to use?

Yes, the Inline CSS Test tool is completely free to use. You can run as many tests as you need without any cost.