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Lisa

Decided to go with a css so here is what I need to know'

each page currently has the properties set to the same
colours for links and rollovers, can this be applied to
the css?

Thanks
 
You will need to apply/set those settings that you like to your CSS file.
What you have in page properties aren't automatically picked up by a CSS
stylesheet. Look at your Help files for more info. This CSS stuff isn't easy
in the beginning.
Eleanor
 
If you are going to seriously get into css, you might look into getting a
good css editor like topstyle pro. It can save you a lot of time.

Wally
 
first make a css sheet. new/ page then there is a menu selection for
"normal style sheet" just make one and save it in your web.
go back to the page/ pages you want it linked to and click format/ style
sheet links and link your page with the .css file your created before.

Now, anything you write (css selectors, etc. ) on the .css file will be
linked to the html page.

You'll need to say specifically what you want to change "formating wise" and
post or search. there is a syntax to this stuff but it's not so bad and it
is a lot of bang for the buck see www.csszengarden.com and see what just the
style sheet is capable of changing visually by browsing the "all pages"
index.

I'm sure what you want to do will require nothing near that amount of work.
you can even view the .css sheets that cause the changes. you will probably
not require more than a few lines.

HTH
 
Thanks for all the help folks

I had already created the page; posted a style ie; no
underline on links; applied it to a few pages; but what I
want to know is how can I apply the link colours and
rollovers? is that part of css?

Also are pages with css harder to load?

thanks
Lisa
 
if you've applied the "no underline on links" you've been there.
it should look like this, but you can add more specifications:

A:link {
color: #3366CC;
text-decoration: none;
font-weight: bold;

}
A:visited {
color: #3366CC;
text-decoration: none;
font-weight: bold;
}
A:hover {
color: White;
text-decoration: none;
background-color: #3366CC;
font-weight: bold;
}
 
I love that program. I can peck around like a slob and just hit it with the
"style sweeper", fabulous!

I wish they'd add something like the way fp will let you lay out a page
visually with tables in design view, only they could do it with .css-p
 
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