Sunday, March 28, 2010

Organising CSS palette

Hi there,?I have several CSS new style files, somewhere to store class, Id, Styles and so on. However some class styles are saved in the same location as my ID.?Can I just drag and drop into the correct folder, much the same as we can do with our Images folder.?So in laymens terms, we can move an Image around into sub folders and it dont effect the Image on whatever page it may be on, so my question is, can we do the same with our CSS files without messing up the whole site?

Just trying to tidt things up .

Organising CSS palette

Hi, Help,

You may drag and drop styles in the CSS Styles Panel. With your .html document open, select the All button in the CSS Styles Panel. Then simply select the styles you to move and drag them into the new location.

If you do not already have an external CSS file defined, you may want to select the styles you want to move, right-click on them, and choose ''Move CSS Rules...'', which will give you the opportunity to either select a standing CSS file or create a new one.

After you have moved style rules, you will want to check out your pages to make sure your rules work the way you want them to. Style rule position in a CSS file can be affected by the cascade; if a style is not functioning as you believe it should, drag it up or down in the CSS Style Panel list.

You mention that you have 'several CSS new style files, somewhere to store class, Id, Styles, and so on.' I'm curious to know why you have isolated the types of styles into different files? My own work habit is to keep files such as Spry Assets in separate files, but to separate other styles more for specific functions (menu styling, etc.), screen styles, and print styles.

Z

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