You can't since the pages are created dynamically
- you can use a theme applied to the DW subweb (w/ your styles in the theme)
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"LAnne" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:1658601c38619$ff560e00$(E-Mail Removed)...
| Thank you very much!
|
| Ok I created a style for that page that houses the
| submission form; but how do I get it to apply to the
| discussion forum article? I also want to change the way
| the field headings appear in the article? what tags do I
| change?
|
| (maybe I should have created an external css?)?
|
| thanks!!!
|
|
| >-----Original Message-----
| >Hi Anne,
| >
| >Actually, "CSS" and "Style Sheet" are synonymous,
| as "CSS" stands for
| >"Cascading Style Sheet." I beleive what you meant was, is
| it better to use a
| >Style Sheet Definition in the page or in an external
| Style Sheet (.css)
| >file?
| >
| >Cascading Style Sheets are called "Cascading" because you
| can override a
| >style set in a Style Sheet with an inline style. So, the
| rule of thumb is,
| >the "closer" style definition to the HTML element will be
| the one used by
| >the browser. For example, you can even use multiple Style
| Sheet definitions
| >in a page, and the one closest and above the HTML in
| question will take
| >precedence.
| >
| >Probably more information than you cared for. But I was
| prefacing my remarks
| >here. I think if you want to apply a Style across a
| number of pages, such as
| >a style that makes your entire site have the same look,
| use an external
| >Style Sheet (.css file). Remember that you can override
| it whenever you want
| >to with inline styles.
| >
| >an external Style Sheet reference looks something like
| the following:
| >
| ><LINK href="/css/Styles.css" type="text/css"
| rel="stylesheet">
| >
| >You would use this reference in the <head> section of any
| page you want to
| >use the external Style Sheet in.
| >
| >To use a Style Sheet embedded in a page, just use the
| Format|Style...
| >command.
| >
| >To set an inline style for a specific element, you would
| generally highlight
| >the element in FrontPage Editor, right-click and select
| <ElementName>
| >Properties. Then use the "Style" button to build the
| Style for that element.
| >In some cases, such as text, you may need to do a little
| direct coding of
| >your HTML to achieve this. FrontPage uses attributes for
| fonts in text. To
| >apply a style to a block of text, you would probably
| enclose it in a <span>
| >or <div> tag, and set the style for the enclosing tag.
| >
| >--
| >HTH,
| >
| >Kevin Spencer
| >Microsoft MVP
| >..Net Developer
| >
http://www.takempis.com
| >Big Things are made up of
| >Lots of Little Things.
| >
| >"LAnne" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
| >news:0d3501c385e3$98654570$(E-Mail Removed)...
| >> Ok I've done this before but can't recall how.
| >>
| >> I want the page that shows the discussion forum article
| to
| >> have a set style ie; I want to change the font.
| >>
| >> What page do I assign the style sheet to> is it the page
| >> with the contents? or the page with the form?
| >>
| >> Also what is best....
| >>
| >> a css? or style sheet?
| >>
| >> Thanks!!!
| >>
| >
| >
| >.
| >
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