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This is a hybrid of CSS classes and CSS styles. Say for example you wanted to have all the links of your site to have a particular look unless they are the links used for your navigation. The easiest way to accomplish this is to create a class definition within a style.
- to start create a new style class in your styles.css document for the element
- .navigationLinks { color:#000000;}
- next apply this style to the correct element in your html document
- this is best done as a div tag
- select the text to be styled
- go to Insert --> Layout Objects --> DIV tag
- select the appropriate class from the drop down
- click OK
- notice this has not actually changed your links we need to now put a class definition in with our style on the styles.css document
this would look like:
- .navigationLinks a {color:#000000;}
- this is telling the HTML code that all <a> tags inside of a <div> tag with the style navigationLinks applied to it should appear as defined. Black in this example
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