Global CSS definitions

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• Off-site Global css file

  Hi-
  
  I don't primaraily not grow in Dreamweaver and I have a problem when you use the function of templates. I have a number of intranet sites that I would like to point to a 'global' css file in a folder at their level in the directory:
  
  /CSS
  /site1
  /site2
  /site3
  /SITE4
  
  So I put the templates to point to this file css outside of the site. However, every time I try and create a new file from the template, it calls telling me that this file is outside of the site and then creates a local path that obviously will not work.
  
  How can I work around this?
  
  Thank you.
  
  
  
  

  I also develops Intranet sites. Any time I want to make a link to a file that is not in my local site I need to change the path to an absolute address, i.e. http://folder/file_name?

• Set the default appearance of a custom component (setStyle overrides the CSS definition)

  Hello everyone, I have some problems using the spark skinning mechanism, I hope you can help me.

  In Flash Builder, I have a Flex library project that contains a few written in AS SkinnableComponents (as suggested by http://help.adobe.com/en_US/flex/using/WS460ee381960520ad-2811830c121e9107ecb-7feb.html).

  For each of these components, I wrote a default skin that I put the component in its constructor (setStyle("skinClass","MyComponentDefaultSkin)).

  But this, my users will not be able to define their appearance customized using CSS.

  My question is, How to set a default skin to its component without disabling definition of appearance in CSS? I know that this is possible since the spark (such as button) components provide a default skin, but I can always change it in a CSS file.

  Your help would be greatly appreciated.

  See you soon

  I found and explain how to set the default appearance of the custom effectively here component: http://forums.adobe.com/message/4220491#4220491

• Why is my text not after my global css

  I have my css defined under body color: #5 c 2303; I also put some codes of formatting (for example H2) to use this color.  Originally, only, I needed to have this code in the specification of body, and all my text was this color. Later, it seemed that I owed the local value of formatting (for example H2) this code otherwise it would appear in black.  Today, I noticed that an H2 element is display in black, even though there is no apparent universal code to change.  It is a mystery to me.  CSS is supposed to make it easy to have a uniform on the page style, but it seems to break.  Any help would be appreciated.

  Use a tiny h2

  AND

  If you were to add this to the h2 rrule

  text-shadow: 2px 2px #888

  You would have it

  

  ;

• How to create global CSS for all TextFields

  In most environments that support CSS, there is a way of saying "you know all these things of the type X? Use this stylesheet to this topic. (For example, HTML, FlexSDK).

  In Flash Pro, I'm looking for a way to define a style sheet for all TextFields. I'm sure it's really simple, but all the examples I have found require a direct handle to the TextField object. I thought to use the StyleManager, but he seems to aim only to set styles on Flash components.  I had rather does not show the scene for ADDED_TO_STAGE, since it is relatively expensive to a problem I don't know has a less costly solution. I find it impossible to believe that the Flash team would have taken the trouble to add support of CSS, but then would not have provided a way to apply this CSS without directly reference each text field.

  Can someone point me in the right direction?

  So, what I've found, is that there are a lot of things that you (or someone) can do to a TextField that explode when there is an attached style sheet. Adobe usefully throws errors on these instead of their treatment with elegance. And it would be nice, if I used all my own code, but I'm not, and Adobe is not correctly handle these errors in the code of the component, either.

  So what I decided to do is just "indicate" I want a style attached by the presence of a word in the name of the instance that is almost like the 'id' on a #cssSelector. At present, I am keep simple, goes for 'Link', being the whole point of the overall exercise of style for links. With a little luck, Adobe has not used anywhere in the elements. If it turns out, I'll just change it in the code I do control.

  I decided to go ahead and just listen to ADDED_TO_STAGE, expensive as is. Your idea is good, but I think it would be even more expensive to run periodically, and I probably need to listen ADDED_TO_STAGE anyway to know when to run.

  The method looks like this:

  protected function setCSS(e:Event) {}

  var tf:TextField = e.target as TextField;

  TextField instances that need should be 'Link' as part of the instance name

  If (tf & tf.name.indexOf ('Link') >-1) {}

  tf.styleSheet = stylesheet;

  }

  }

  Perhaps that will help someone else who wants to do the same.

• Not global CSS classes?

  I have the code in a menu symbol that control classes.

  I applied to other symbols, which should react together to classes. Ex:

  sym.getSymbol(".indef").play ("indef-art");

  This should be 4 symbols with the respective class to play at the same time, right?

  Instead of this, either only 1 symbol plays, or they play in order when the button is clicked.

  Thanks for your advice.

  Hey g.bollmann,

  I personally found that to use a class in the way you describe you must make a function for the class and then call this function: creation, for example participated

  sym.playIndef = function() {}

  sym.getSymbol(".indefl").play ();

  }

  then just call it when you want an all the symbols with the indefl class to play:

  sym.playIndef ();

  I would recommend personal the first way that I have described as I find that you can control the project

  hope this has helped

• How assign key Definition dialog box short CSS rule?

  I need to know this very urgent. Dreamweaver has to a range of css style in which there is "Pencil icon" at the bottom of the palette which shows the css definition... Rule dialog box while modifying the value I want an overview of evolution... I can apply, move the dialog box and see the change...  "but the css style palette remains open blocking the view I want to see." Now, it is not possible to close the palette when the dialog box is open. I so need a key to open the dialog box directly rule css definition.

  Can anyone suggest something?

  It of a little difficult to consider what you are trying to do, but if you want to hide the CSS Styles Panel to see more of the Document window, press F4. Which hides all panels. Pressing F4 again brings in the display.

• On a simple site with CSS copied from an older project, all my CSS styles seem to have disappeared! What gives?

  I copied a page index.html to an earlier project (before CC) and DW CC to change CSS styles. I put it up online. I get up this morning and if I look at the Local or remote versions, all CSS definition information seem to have disappeared. There seems to be NO CSS styles defined at all. Worse yet, the old styles CSS method of creation of new (or in this case, replacement) (Format: Styles CSS: new) has disappeared and I can't understand where this feature has been moved to. Can anyone offer a suggestion?

  Apostrophe lack Syndrome can be a killer.

  I just went through with the Firefox tools and cleaned the part, styles are back instantly.

  You should be back running once you take care of this one.

• Set the global styles checkerboard to fluid DW CC

  I just watched this tutorial on Adobe TV on the fluid grid layout in DW CC: http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-dreamweaver-cc/create-fluid-responsive-web-pages-in-dreamw Alassane/community #community

  It is a very good start, but I need to learn more!

  Where can I put the body of the text, background, background tile and shadows, thus the H1 to H4 and attributes a link? Is it in the < div class = "gridContainer clearfix" > or do I have to do I have somewhere else? I saw another video on fluid grid networks briefly mentioned using a style sheet css separated for fonts such as "it is better", but not more detail was given.

  Also where can I change the link attributes in a div if I want different a link styles in this div to the rest of the site? I don't see a field in the properties panel, where I can change a behavior of link.

  Thank you very much.

  As a general rule, when you build a Web site, you want your styles in a separate style sheet (a CSS document). Regarding the tutorial, it details that it creates a local document CSS that he called "style.css" and stores it in the root folder. I usually place my style sheets in a /css/ folder, but for the purpose of his demonstration, place it in the root of the site defined in Dreamweaver is fine.

  Now, once he saved his first file HTML, Dreamweaver CSS said that his document needs more two documents that Dreamweaver can retrieve library of Dreamweaver. One is a document of JavaScript, respond.min.js, who manages to know what to do on a cell phone and a Tablet, compared to a desktop computer and the other is "boilerplate.css" that manages networks of fluids. If you look at the HTML document, you will see links to these three files in the root of the site.

  Now, you will notice that when it creates the header (id = 'top') and in doing so the centering of the image of the logo, it will tell you to select the stylesheet corect, namely 'style, css '.

  Here's the essential problem in the way that it shows you how. You are not actually working in the code. It is proof of all these panels and areas entry for Adobe Dreamweaver that actually hide code on your part. In fact, it encourages that you from "split" (only) mode of Design for the centering of the image of the logo.

  I think that's wrong. Everyone here in this forum will tell you, "you have to learn HTML and CSS. And they are quite correct. Gizmo of fluid page layout grid of Dreamweaver can never define the body of the text, background, background tile, drop shadows or your tags 'h' at all. Or, they can be defined, but you are never taken to the code that shows you these definitions.

  Open the CSS document that is the basis of the tutorial, which is style.css. "In this document, you should see a definition of" body "like this:

  {body

  background-color: #FFFFFF;

  Color: #000;

  do-family: "Lucida Sans Unicode", "Lucida Grande", without serif.

  margin: 0px 0px 0px 30px;

  }

  In English, this means that your background color is white and the color of your text is black. You use Lucida Sans Unicode or Lucida Grande as your font characters, or by default in modish, so those who are not available. You have a 30 pixel bottom margin, no margin to the top or sides.

  If you need create a background color or tile, you would change the background-color attribute, or if you tile a background, you would place the following text in the body in CSS definition:

  background-image: url("images/tile.jpg");

  This assumes that you have a file in your folder /images/ in the root of your defined site, called tile.jpg. Since you did not include a background-repeat command, your tile will repeat x and y.

  And if you do not want a tiled background in your body and want it in a different div, you find the name of the div tag in your CSS and just put there.

  As for your heading styles, you can find them all ready defined in your CSS document. You can redefine them or create new styles to header.

  This should help you get started. The key is to open the document CSS, "style.css" and see what is there.

  -Mark

• Shortcut for css-tips

  Hi all

  She that I describe one of my css definitions, which are all of the same statement.

  #myAdv div #Adv1 {}
  do-family: "Comic Sans MS", cursive;
  do-size: 11px;
  make-weight: bold;
  make-style: italic;
  }
  #myAdv div #Adv2 {}
  do-family: "Comic Sans MS", cursive;
  do-size: 11px;
  make-weight: bold;
  make-style: italic;
  }
  and so on.

  Is there a shorthand-combination of all these instructions, for example:

  }
  div ##myAdv #Adv1, #myAdv div #Adv2, #myAdv div #Adv3 {}
  do-family: "Comic Sans MS", cursive;
  do-size: 11px;
  make-weight: bold;
  make-style: italic;
  }

  Thank you in advance for your constructive comments.

  Hans G.

  Hi hans-g

  You can set all these property just using the deceleration of police css, see - http://www.w3schools.com/css/pr_font_font.asp.

  PZ

  www.pziecina.com

• Problem of tag CSS Position

  Search page

  I have some problems with the text of subnavigation in the link above. On my global.css file, there is a style statement for:

  #masthead ul ul {position: absolute; left: 30px; width: 755px; height: 26px; margin: 0; display: none; float: left ;}}

  I know that the position should be relative, but I can't understand what is broken or what I need to do to fix. The second element would be how to make the text of sub - nav be justified to the right so that clicking on the tab 'Entertainment' would have the sub - nav text remain beneath her and not completely above the left side.

  I know there are also other issues, but these two have got completely stoopified.

  Thank you

  Add position: relative to the style for #masthead rule.

• Problem activation of CSS styles

  Hello
  I'm just getting started with ice and so far it seems that this will be a nice way to let some customers to edit their own content without "breaking" the design. However, I'm running a problem activating the CSS styles.
  
  My site is a php site and I use includes for the top of the page, stylesheet, etc. on each page. Dreamweaver, think, therefore, there is no style sheet linked to the page because the link is contained in understand it.
  
  Is it possible to implement the styles in a style sheet included in an include file is recognized by the ice?
  
  Ellie

  I figured out what to do...

  The first thing was to put the link in the header of the include file and add:

  Ice: class = "" * "for the link CSS settings."

  The second thing I did was to change the definition of the styles of

  Element.Class {style} .class {style}

  I'm guessing that the ice cannot see that general classes and not the classes that apply to specific items. An example is that in my original CSS file, I had

  IMG.hilight_img {border :...}

  When I chose the IMG I wanted to apply the style to in ice, without styles available appears. However when I changed my CSS definition:

  .hilight_img {border :...}

  Then was able to apply the style to my image in Ice I noted, however, that the ICE has not added the class "hilight_img" in the IMG tag. Instead, it creates a span around the image and applied to that class. Not ideal, but the result has worked.

  Ellie

• models and documents/directory local css

  I have reviewed the documents and technical notes online, but somehow missed how to do the following with the models.
  
  < root > (global.css)- + - < dir1 > (local.css), page1.htm, page2.htm...
  ................................ |
  "... +-dir'n ' > (local.css) page1.htm, page2.htm...
  
  I can't understand how to create a model that connects two of the global, site wide, css and a local, a specific directory, css.
  
  "" < LINK href = "... / global.css ' type = text/css rel = stylesheet >
  "< LINK href="./local.css "type = text/css rel = stylesheet >
  
  I tried a bunch of different ways, but the model application process changes the local directory to point to non-existent files in the Templates directory. I am looking for a way to block the binding of path in the model and it remained unchanged by the process of model when applied.
  
  Thanks in advance,
  Bud
  
  

  > Version: Dreamweaver 8.
  >
  > Attach the editable area of local style and put in @import are for example a

  If you set the href of the link external css editable, you
  don't have to remember to put it when you make a new page of the child.

  It will use the default value that you set when you created the combo box.

  
  

  With the code above in the head of a model, each page of the child it will be
  get this code:

  
  

  This ===>
  Untitled.CSS in SOME directory the file of the child is in. Who is
  what I thought you wanted the CSS "specific directory.

  Yes, it is modifiable in the pages of the child using model properties...
  But you don't have to put or change or never even touch him if you
  do not want.

• CSS in DW CS3 and includes

  I use DW CS3. I'll build a Web site where the header and footer are located in an include. I'll have to:
  
  Header.asp (with CSS defintion)
  
  content_1.asp (try to use the css definition)
  
  footer.asp (try using the css definition)
  
  the content_1.asp includes the header and footer.
  
  "" The CSS import tag is defined in the header.asp as < link href = "... / CSS/forms.css" rel = "stylesheet" type = "text/css" / >.
  
  Reason: I don't have to change all pages when changes will come in the definition of css.
  
  But when I try to change the content in content_1.asp dw cs3 do not pay attention to the css tags. They don't come to the top in the left panel of css.
  
  No matter what help around?
  THX and best regards
  Sebastian

  Tuesday, June 19, 2007 08:18:34-0400, "Murray * ACE."
  wrote:

  > You cannot have links to external CSS files, or CSS rules incorporated in a
  > include file (the least those who will be placed in the body of the page).
  > If those require a CSS, links must be already in the PARENT page.

  CS3 still has style for time sheets design? If so, I think that would be
  address the concern of the O/P.

  Gary

• accessibility for people of vision

  I was asked by a customer if I can use this sort of thing for people of vision as you can see in the picture "has has has 'and the 2 boxes allow you to increase the font sizes and remove the backgroud.

  Is it possible to do this in muse or an add on which can be imported into HTML format?

  
  

  I came up with a solution that works in Muse. The only part that needs to be done manually is to create copies of the global css file with different font sizes. The requirement was to be able to change any of the small text that is size 12 to a size of 14 and 16. All the small text use a paragraph style of "maintext" which is defined in the file "site_global.css". It is therefore a very simple case...

  For this site I could set everything on the A-master page. First of all, I added the JavaScript code for the Page--> metadata properties:

  The next step was to define the "has A" I did as an HTML object:

  A

  A

  A

  The scope is just to format the "has A" themselves.

  JavaScript is very simple - get link items in the current HTML page, then count how many he y a. loop through each one until you find the one that contains "css/site_global" - Note that the names of my CSS files three strikes according to what is currently set. This allows the position of the link that I want to be anywhere that Muse or businesscatalyst chose to put it on this page (which is not consistent). Once I have the I want it all that's left is to change the href attribute to the new css file and exit the loop. Whenever the site_global.css file is changed, I have to remember to regenerate the two identical copies with the exception of the definition of font size in .texteprincipal.

  I hope that is useful for other people - feel free to suggest improvements.

  Peter