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Default Are global changes to css-p possible? - 07-04-2004 , 10:05 PM






While working with css-p in DW2004, the Page Designs (CSS), is it possible to
make changes all at once rather than individually?

For example, if you want every occasion of the font color or every border
bottom color to be the same throughout , can it be edited universally? If so,
how?


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Default Re: Are global changes to css-p possible? - 07-05-2004 , 05:25 AM






Betty Hills wrote:

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While working with css-p in DW2004, the Page Designs (CSS), is it possible to
make changes all at once rather than individually?

For example, if you want every occasion of the font color or every border
bottom color to be the same throughout , can it be edited universally? If so,
how?
For sure but you would have to give a bit more info about which
particular design you are using.






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Default Re: Are global changes to css-p possible? - 07-05-2004 , 10:26 AM



In DW2004, I am using Page Designs (CSS), Two-Column Left Nav. Instead of
individually changing each instance of the font color, I would like change all
at once to one color. Instead of changing each case of a bottom border color
one at a time (in the section links and related links areas), I would like to
change all bottom border colors to a single color with one operation.

Is this possible? If so, how?


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Default Re: Are global changes to css-p possible? - 07-05-2004 , 11:03 AM



Betty:

Would a site-wide search and replace do this for you?

Can you find the CSS style that is specifying that color in the stylesheet?
Why wouldn't a change to that one style do the trick?

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"Betty Hills" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

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In DW2004, I am using Page Designs (CSS), Two-Column Left Nav. Instead of
individually changing each instance of the font color, I would like
change all
at once to one color. Instead of changing each case of a bottom border
color
one at a time (in the section links and related links areas), I would like
to
change all bottom border colors to a single color with one operation.

Is this possible? If so, how?




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Default Re: Are global changes to css-p possible? - 07-05-2004 , 11:37 AM



Betty Hills wrote:

Quote:
In DW2004, I am using Page Designs (CSS), Two-Column Left Nav. Instead of
individually changing each instance of the font color, I would like change all
at once to one color. Instead of changing each case of a bottom border color
one at a time (in the section links and related links areas), I would like to
change all bottom border colors to a single color with one operation.

Is this possible? If so, how?

You need to open the linked css stylesheet, 2col_leftNav.css, and start
to find the the styles that are associated with what you need to changes.

For example changing the color in this style to #ab1; would render a lot
of the text lime green.

body{
font-family: Arial,sans-serif;
color: #333333;
line-height: 1.166;
margin: 0px;
padding: 0px;
}

Changing this styles color to #999 would render the links in the left
column grey.

a:link, a:visited, a:hover {
color: #999;
text-decoration: none;


I could see it would be a challenge if you are not used to css styles.
But it is possible to do.



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