See
www.w3schools.com for a CSS tutorial.
If your HTML tags are defined in the CSS sheet, and you apply the
sheet to your page as you described, the tags will take on the styles
automatically.
Note that there is a difference between H1 and bold or bigger text.
H1, H2 etc, are for headings. For bold text use <b>bold text</b>
To make some "ordinary" text red in colour define a class in the style
sheet:
..red {color:red;background:transparent;}
and apply it
<p>This is <span class="red">red text</span> in a sentence</p>
--
Ron Symonds
Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
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"Ann Miller" <annmiller88@aol_fakemail.com> wrote in message
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>I apologize for this newbie question but can some of you 'gurus'
>explain in
> simpler terms how to incorporate CSS stylesheet into a FrontPage
> web? I am
> using FP 2003 and Top Style 3.10.
>
> My personal web site code looks horrible with all those font
> attributes. I
> downloaded the Tidy HTML and stripped all the font tags. I have also
> created
> a simple CSS file that has font type and font size elements. It also
> has H1,
> H2 elements.
>
> My CSS is in the root of the web with the following parameters in
> the <head>
> </head> section
>
> <link rel="stylesheet"
> type="text/css"
> href="myfirst.css">
>
> It works fine, it shows all the attributes except I don't know how
> to use it
> in a 'normal sense'. (??)
>
> Say I added a new paragraph of text on a page and want the font to
> be bold,
> bigger (H1, H2 etc), and let's say, red in color (assuming all these
> elements are already defined in the CSS file). How would I go about
> achieving that in FP given my css tags are correct and linked
> properly?
>
> I hope this is not as tough as it appears while writing these
> details.
>
> Any help greatly appreciated. I am beginning to understand the CSS
> but just
> not sure how to properly use it from within FP.
>
> Ann Miller
>
>
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