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| message from A.H.O. on 23 Jul 2004 |
ahh...once again you have both shed some light on a subject that is pretty daunting to someone who has never seen it before.
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| A.H.O. replied to A.H.O. on 23 Jul 2004 |
So should I do a style sheet for each page I make? Or would the style sheet work for every page linked to my site?
I suppose the Tutorial will tell me that huh? =-)
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| Michael Fesser replied to A.H.O. on 23 Jul 2004 |
.oO(A.H.O.)
One external stylesheet for all pages. It's stored only once and has to
be downloaded only once (will be cached by the browser). If you would
put the CSS into the head of each page it would have to be downloaded
again and again (which is the main reason why you should use external
CSS and link to it).
Micha
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| A.H.O. replied to Michael Fesser on 23 Jul 2004 |
When Ive been doing styles for the text etc in the properties box, it has
assigned styles. When I look at the relevent css tab on the right it lists all
of those styles along with my newly created stylesheet. Should I put all of
those styles already there into the new style sheet? If so, how?
Im still not sure why it is that I have a stye rule applied to a div with an
ID applied, but its not working. The font type etc works, but the font color
that is assigned to the rest of the page is overiding it. What do you do about
that?
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| Gary White replied to A.H.O. on 22 Jul 2004 |
sheet work for every page linked to my site?
That is one of the beauties of CSS. Use one style sheet. Then you can very
easily make sitewide changes by editing one style sheet.
Gary
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