Make global styles with CSS in Dreamweaver

By Creative Bloq Staff
( Computer Arts )
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Paul Wyatt shows you how to use Dreamweaver's CSS Styles panel to create great web text styles and background images for your projects.

With their many useful applications, cascading style sheets are a web designer's friend. Definitions for layout, type, fonts and colours can be set in one document and applied to your entire website.

When you need something globally, across many pages of your site, you simply update one cascading style sheet (CSS) and it affects all the pages using that style - much easier than having to mess around updating font tags in HTML pages.

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