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The better way to "style HTML tags" (not php ones) is to use formal css code placed into the HTML <style> tag section of your html code.  That way you don't have to place attributes into multiple places in your html.  You can style similar things by defining CSS code for a tag name (ie, td, tr, p, span, whatever) and then referencing that css id name like this:

	in the head tag section add
	<style type='text/css'>
	#style1
	{
	padding: 4px 6px;
	margin:1%;
	}
	

and then in the html:

	<div id='style1'>
	

  

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