LOL - that would certainly be a problem.
However, I would STRONGLY recommend that you put your styling code into the stylesheet instead.
a) because it'll allow it to get cached, making for faster loading
b) because it'll make the HTML generated by the templates smaller and therefore faster to load
c) because it keeps all your custom styling in one place
d) because it makes it easier to support and troubleshoot
e) because it's just the right thing to do
... and shows that you understand conventional templating methodologies, making you look even more professional to those who peek at your template code.



