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abna #1
CS3 Headings?
In CS3 my heading styles (h1, h2, ... h6) do not show up under the styles dropdown. I desparately need to know how to get them to appear, since there is no other way in CS3 to add headings.
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David Hedrick #2
Re: CS3 Headings?
Best not to let Contribute guess where the stylesheet is...as Contribute is
kinda dumb concerning CSS, as evidenced by not including the generic headings
by default...
You can hardcode the CSS stylesheet in Administer Website--Edit Role
Settings--Styles & Fonts--Show only CSS styles included in this CSS file.
The stylesheet will need to have definitions for the heading elements.
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abna #3
Re: CS3 Headings?
I already have it set to show a specific style sheet, and that stylesheet has
definitions for the headings ( h1 {... } and so on). BTW, we've been using 3.1,
and the heading styles appear in that version. Just not in CS3.
Interestingly, Contribute support told me I should do the opposite, and set it
to show all styles instead of a specific stylesheet. But that would confound my
users, since there are tons of styles I use in the non-editable regions of the
pages that are currently hidden from them by having Contribute show just the
specific stylesheet. The list would be too long and confusing and would include
things I don't want the users to be able to apply and things they won't ever
need to apply if I set it to show all css.
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mkgupta #4
Re: CS3 Headings?
Hi Abna,
Could you please send me that specific css file at [email]mangupta@adobe.com[/email] for which you facing the issue..
Thanks,
Manoj
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