Using Cascading Style Sheets styles

By default, Dreamweaver uses Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) styles to format text. The styles that you apply to text using the Property inspector or menu commands create CSS rules which are embedded in the head of the current document. CSS styles provide you with greater flexibility and control over the appearance of your page, from the precise positioning of layout to specific fonts and text styles.

In addition to styles and style sheets you create, you can use style sheets that come with Dreamweaver to apply styles to your documents. (See Creating a document based on a Dreamweaver design file.)

Related topics

• Understanding Cascading Style Sheets
• Using the CSS Styles panel
• Using the Relevant CSS tab
• Using the CSS Properties tab
• Creating a new CSS style
• Applying a Class style
• Exporting styles to create a CSS style sheet
• Linking to or importing an external CSS style sheet
• Editing a CSS style
• Editing a CSS style sheet
• Using Design-Time style sheets
• About conflicting CSS styles

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