Inline CSS Checker
Counts elements using a style="" attribute instead of a stylesheet.
What this tool checks
Limited inline styles
Counts elements using a style="" attribute.
Why it matters: Heavy use of inline styles bloats the HTML, prevents caching of CSS and makes maintenance harder. A few are fine.
If it fails: Move repeated inline styles into a stylesheet or utility classes.
Source: web.dev/articles/reduce-network-payloads-using-text-compression
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