November 2001
Intermediate to advanced
480 pages
16h 4m
English
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Editing CSS Styles and Stylesheets
Because stylesheets are merely collections of styles, editing a stylesheet means to add, remove, or edit the styles within it. Perform these operations in the Edit Style Sheet dialog box (see Figure 10-2).
Here are several ways to open the Edit Style Sheet dialog box:
Click the Edit Style Sheet button in the CSS Styles panel.
Use Text → CSS Styles → Edit Style Sheet, Ctrl+Shift+E (Windows), or Cmd+Shift+E (Macintosh).
Select CSS Styles → Edit Style Sheet from the contextual menu in the Document window.
Click the CSS Styles icon in the Head Content bar to open the Property inspector, and click the Edit Style Sheet button in the Property inspector.
The Edit Style Sheet dialog box shows both embedded styles and external stylesheets.
Editing Embedded Styles
To edit an
embedded style,
double-click its name in the Edit Style Sheet dialog box. This action
opens the Style Definition dialog box, where you can modify a style
using Dreamweaver’s friendly UI. Embedded styles can also be
edited by hand using Code view. (Although
<style> tags belong within the
<head> portion of a document, a
<style> tag within the
<body> portion of a document is indicated by
a shield icon as shown in Figure 18-1. The
placeholder icon is visible only if the Edit → Preferences
→ Invisible Elements → Embedded Styles and View →
Visual Aids → Invisible Elements options are enabled.)
You can also edit an embedded class selector style by double-clicking its name in the CSS Styles panel. ...
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