trying to figure out CSS

[Murray *TMM*]

Fal:

> Now am I right in saying CSS in page styles, will override the external

style sheets?

Yes, usually.

> And how do I go about creating two different styles on one page, for the

<td> tag, When I try, I get a warning I have already styled this tag for
this page

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"Fal" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Hi all
>
> I don?t quite have the hang of CSS style sheets, so this might sound like

an idiot?s question.

> I am trying to have different styles in a table one page, on one

particular page, so I guess I have CSS class to deal with here.

> What happens if I have two cells of a table, a right one and a left one,

and I want to create different styles for each one?

> Now am I right in saying CSS in page styles, will override the external

style sheets?

>
> And how do I go about creating two different styles on one page, for the

<td> tag, When I try, I get a warning I have already styled this tag for
this page

>
> Please someone help
>
> Many thanks
>
> Raphael
>
>
>

[mrjansuh]

In dmx, you create one stylesheet, in that stylesheet you can define different styles. i.e. one for a header, one for body text and a whole diferent one for subtext below images.

In the properties window in dmx, at the bottom you see, if you have nothing selected, the properties of the text command. At the left part you see an image of the letter 'A'.
When you click on the 'A' image it will change into a round image with a sort of 'S' in it. This means you are working with stylesheets. At the left of it you see; 'No CSS Style', click on it and select 'New CSS Style'.

Work with it from there, difine different styles within your stylesheet and then select the part of the site you want to set the css style to. And select the css style you created in the pulldownlist.

I hope this will help you some, if not, please come back and ask.

Succes,

Robert Jansen