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Technologies > Site Elements > CSS > Inline CSS > by Content Languages

Usage of Inline CSS as site element broken down by content languages

This diagram shows the percentages of websites using Inline CSS broken down by content languages. See technologies overview for explanations on the methodologies used in the surveys.

How to read the diagram:
Inline CSS is used by 93.6% of all the websites.
Inline CSS is used by 94.4% of all the websites that use English as content language.

Overall
93.6%
English
94.4%
Spanish
94.6%
German
94.2%
Japanese
88.7%
French
95.0%
Portuguese
94.0%
Russian
95.3%
Italian
96.0%
Dutch, Flemish
95.1%
Polish
95.1%
Turkish
93.3%
Chinese
93.2%
Indonesian
92.0%
Persian
96.7%
Czech
93.8%
Vietnamese
96.5%
Korean
93.4%
Ukrainian
91.3%
Arabic
93.6%
Hungarian
94.8%
Swedish
94.5%
Romanian
94.1%
Greek
96.5%
Danish
95.5%
Finnish
94.6%
Hebrew
96.2%
Slovak
94.7%
Thai
94.4%
Bulgarian
94.4%
Croatian
93.2%
Serbian
94.8%
Norwegian Bokmål
95.6%
Lithuanian
95.5%
Slovenian
94.9%
Catalan, Valencian
95.6%
Estonian
95.3%
Norwegian
94.1%
Latvian
95.5%
Bengali
93.2%
Hindi
90.3%
Bosnian
95.6%
Azerbaijani
88.9%
Georgian
93.7%
Icelandic
94.5%
Uzbek
87.7%
Malay
89.7%
Macedonian
95.0%
Kazakh
92.5%
Albanian
93.7%
Armenian
94.5%
Basque
94.3%
Galician
94.5%
Mongolian
91.7%
Urdu
93.9%
Burmese
86.1%
Marathi
90.6%
Norwegian Nynorsk
91.9%
Tamil
91.7%
Nepali
95.4%
Khmer, Cambodian
92.1%
Tahitian
100.0%
Swahili
86.5%
Northern Sami
91.6%
Afrikaans
94.2%
Belarusian
93.8%
Sinhala, Sinhalese
90.5%
Tagalog
87.1%
Faroese
95.4%
Telugu
93.4%
Malayalam
92.6%
Filipino, Pilipino
88.4%
Kirghiz, Kyrgyz
94.2%
Welsh
83.5%
Gujarati
84.4%
Kurdish
82.0%
Tajik
95.2%
Kannada
92.6%
Sorani, Central Kurdish
92.9%
Amharic
86.6%
Divehi, Dhivehi, Maldivian
91.1%
Lao
86.9%
Kanuri
84.9%
Irish
93.8%
Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
90.5%
Turkmen
90.3%
Panjabi, Punjabi
91.0%
Pushto, Pashto
94.3%
Kinyarwanda
91.2%
Somali
85.7%
Haitian, Haitian Creole
86.8%
Maltese
97.2%
Bashkir
92.8%
Kalaallisut, Greenlandic
96.9%
Esperanto
89.7%
Tatar
94.7%
Breton
93.8%
Montenegrin
87.0%
Odia
91.1%
Papiamento
88.2%
Corsican
69.7%
Uighur, Uyghur
90.3%
Assamese
92.9%
Swiss German, Alemannic, Alsatian
96.4%
Chamorro
51.9%
Malagasy
85.2%
Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
92.0%
Occitan, Provençal
100.0%
Western Frisian
88.0%
Romansh
95.8%
Hausa
87.0%
Asturian, Bable, Leonese, Asturleonese
95.0%
Sanskrit
78.9%
Tibetan
100.0%
Sindhi
88.9%
Latin
76.5%
Ewe
75.0%
Ido
100.0%
Yiddish
87.5%
Oromo
93.3%
Niuean
92.9%
Tetum
100.0%
Maori
100.0%
Dzongkha
100.0%
Javanese
100.0%
Aragonese
90.0%
Friulian
80.0%
Tigrinya
100.0%
W3Techs.com, 8 September 2026
Percentages of websites using Inline CSS broken down by content languages

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Inline CSS
Category: Site Elements
Inline Cascading Style Sheets define style rules directly within an (X)HTML element using the style attribute.


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