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1. I have used FP since '98. 2. I would consider myself to be of moderate skill with FP in the respect that I can use most features without difficullty and feel very comfortable with the program. 3. Not many webbots any more but used to a couple of years back. 4. Transition I would say is still happening...
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Unfortunately Expression Web does not understand root relative urls so the latter will not work. In Expression Web all links have to document relative. If you are using a DWT then your stylesheet links will automatically be updated to document relative so in a subfolder the path would be "../css...
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Thanks for your quick reply. That is waht is confusing me I was and am in Manage Styles. I even closed all my other task panes. The only way I could get the Styles in the CSS page was to select, copy and paste the code from the Chapter8.html page to the css page. Then go back and delete the code from...
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I must be missing a setting. I'm unable to drag or find a way to select my Styles in Managed Styles from my current page to my created and dragged expressions.css file. Do I have to create a DWT (next chapter) before I can accomplish this. Also, While we are at it - how do I change a Style Name once...
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John, You have: #menu a { display: inline; border-left: 1px solid #000000; } #menu a { line-height: 40px; padding: 0 .3em; text-decoration: none; color: #333333; { This is not valid css. First you shouldn't have 2 #menu a definitons so combie the style. Second you have { instead of a } after the...
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The easiest way is to opne the web page in Expression Web, click on a word you want to identify the font for then look in the CSS Properties Task Pane. Go up the list of styles applied until you see the font specified then right click on that element and select "go to code" which will take you to the...
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Do you have an url? It sounds like this is a specific font .. so do split view and have look in the head tags to see if you have an embedded style sheet or any inline fonts which will over ride the external... without seeing the page its only a guess Tina
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Normal is where in the page the item would be if it were left alone and displayed according to the source code order. Relative is offset from the location of the next HTML parent while position absolute is from the nearest positioned parent. How'd that for confusing. I would suggest getting a good CSS...
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Yes, I know this seems like a strange request but I find myself in the position of needing a CSS problem to resolve. Perferably one that relates to inheritance (where your link or some other bit of presentation isn't doing what you want and you can't figure out why) for my presenation at ReMIX next week...
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I THINK the default is vertical align middle but the style would be vertical-align: middle: for the td styling so with what Cheryl gave you previously - td, th {border: 1px solid white; border-collapse: collapse; vertical-align: middle; padding-left: 6px; padding-right: 6px; } pat