Creating an External Style Sheet
External style sheets are ideal for giving all the pages on your Web site a common look. You can define all your styles in an external style sheet and then tell each page on your site to consult the external sheet, thus ensuring that each will have the same settings.
To create an external style sheet:
1. | Create a new text document in your text editor of choice.
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2. | Define the style rules for your Web pages as described in Chapters 9–14
(Figure 8.1).
Figure 8.1. Use any text editor you like to write CSS documents. This is WordPad.
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3. | Save the document in a text-only format in the desired directory (Figure 8.2 ... |
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