Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 Fast & Easy (Fast & Easy (Premier Press))

After you create a style sheet, you can make changes to it at any timeeven after you have linked the external CSS to a page. This is a convenient feature, because you can make changes in one CSS document that could be instantly applied to every Web page linked to that style sheet!

Adding Styles

The basic way style sheets work is by sending a browser very specific instructions on how text is supposed to look. This is done by assigning styles to elements already used in HTML. You can add styles to a CSS document easily.

Applying a New Style in a Linked Document

If you have added a new style to a CSS document, you may want to apply it within the Web pages linked to that CSS.

Editing Styles

Besides creating new styles, you can edit existing styles in a style sheet.

Removing Styles

You can also remove a style from a CSS document.