StyleSheets

STYLESHEETS (.css)
There are three choices under Insert/Stylesheets menu. (also available in the TAGS Tab of the Express Toolbox)
One is the Link to StyleSheet, which will put a style sheet reference within the Open & Close Head Tags. Another option is the embedded stylesheet which basically only inserts the following:
<STYLE TYPE="text/css">

</STYLE> This will allow you to type in and create your own stylesheet manually. This is not meant to be a full-blown Style Sheet Editor program, but it does have quite a few features.OR:
Note: Your system fonts are loaded when this dialog box comes up. Therefore, the more fonts you have in your system, the longer it will take to load.

You can choose 'Create StyleSheet' from the Insert/StyleSheets pull-down menu.
This will bring up a dialog with a few basic HTML Tags built in and allows you to add tags you need to define in your stylesheet. For instance, if you wanted to have a certain font, or font color in your Table Cells, you could click the 'Add Tag' button to add 'TD' to the pull-down list. Likewise, you can also remove tags from the list with the 'Remove' button.

To add a 'style' to a tag, click the check box to the left of the option you want to add. This will enable the pull-down list to the right. Then, you can choose from the pull-down list. On each tab (FONT, ALIGN, COLOR), you make your choices and then click the Apply Button. You will see your changes appear in the text box on the right side of the StyleSheet Dialog box. If you want to change an option you have already applied to this text box, you must delete it manually, then go back to your StyleSheet choices to add it back in again.

Once you have finished creating the stylesheet, you can choose to embed it in the existing active HTML/ASP document, or save it as a separate stylesheet. If you choose to save it as a separate stylesheet, it will also, automatically add a link to the saved stylesheet in the existing active HTML/ASP document.