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When exactly is inline CSS like this applied?
<p style="background: blue; color: white;">A new background and
font color with inline CSS</p>
onDomReady, onDomLoaded, instantly…?
It’s before onDomReady or onDomLoaded. Those style attributes will be set on the DOM node as the element is parsed, along with all of the other inline attributes. If you were to inspect the element in JavaScript in the very next line (w/out waiting for a load/ready event), you would see that the style properties are already set.
Edit: here’s a quick jsfiddle demonstrating the immediate application of the style properties: http://jsfiddle.net/QZbMv/