Internal or the external Style sheet labels.

It of maybe a stupid question, but how do I determine which styles are attached to an internal style sheet or external? I have modified the text and messed up my whole site without realizing that it is attached to an external sheet which was the large site. I can't find an indication in Styles pallate when I click on them, be they internal or external. It's frustrating when you work on a site. No explanation will be appreciated.

@LarsenGraphiCDesign - there is no real way of panels if the stylesheet has been linked in other files. I suggest you save an enhancement request at https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform

To work around the problem - I suggest-

  1. you add a time in one of the css files and save you are presented with an option to update all other html files that are related to the same css.
  2. Move the css to a different location and see what css files is related to

Which gives you an option to see all the html files associated with the particular css

But then the first option doesn't work in version the most recent DW, the second should work even in older versions of DW

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