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Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 for Windows and Macintosh: Visual Quickstart Guide

Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 for Windows and Macintosh: Visual Quickstart Guide

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Contents

Ch. 1. Getting Started

Ch. 2. Setting Up a Local Site

Ch. 3. Basic Web Pages

Ch. 4. Editing Code

Ch. 5. Working with Images

Ch. 6. Working with Links

Ch. 7. Inserting & Playing Media

Ch. 8. Fonts and Characters

Ch. 9. Paragraphs and Block Formatting

Ch. 10. Working with Word and Excel Files

Ch. 11. Stylin' with Style Sheets

In This Chapter

How Style Sheets Work

Using the CSS Styles Panel

Getting a Head Start

Kinds of Styles

Kinds of Style Sheets

Creating a Style

Redefining an HTML Tag

Creating a Style Class

Applying a Style Class

Renaming, Removing and Deleting Styles

Defining New Selectors

Using External Style Sheets

Attaching an Existing External Style Sheet

Adding Styles to an External Style Sheet

Exporting Internal Styles into an External Style Sheet

About Conflicting Styles

Style Definitions

Type Attributes

Background Attributes

Block Attributes

Border Attributes

List Attributes

Ch. 12. Setting Up Tables

Ch. 13. Framing Pages

Ch. 14. Layers and Positioning

Ch. 15. Filling Out Forms

Ch. 16. Behavior Modification

Ch. 17. Managing Your Web Sites

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Extensions

The attributes in the Extensions panel of the CSS Style Definition dialog box (Figures 11.113 and 11.114) are not supported by most browsers.

Figure 11.113. The Extensions panel offers extensions to the W3C style sheet specifications.

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