Turn internal styles into an external style sheet in Dreamweaver
In this short video tutorial, learn how to turn the internal styles in your HTML documents into external styles sheets. Then, discover how you can use that style sheet to manage the formatting on mulitple pages.
Duration: 8 minutes 10 seconds
Requirements
To follow along with this article, you will need the following software:
Dreamweaver 8
Prerequisite knowledge:
Basic knowledge of Dreamweaver 8 and HTML styles
Where to go from here
For more information about using HTML styles and basic web design, see the following articles:
- Format web pages quickly with style sheets by Nolan Hester
- Style versus design by Jeffery Zeldman
- XHTML: Give structure to content by Charles Wyke-Smith
- Usability as common courtesy by Steve Krug
About the authors
For more than a decade, Garrick Chow has been teaching computer software classes and seminars, covering a diverse range of topics, at private companies, state and federal agencies, colleges, and universities. He is the author of two Mac OS X Hands-On Training books and two Adobe Acrobat Hands-On Training books. Currently Garrick develops training tutorials exclusively for lynda.com, and is the host of the weekly lynda.com Video Training Podcast.
Excerpted from “Dreamweaver 8 Essential Training with: Garrick Chow.” Published by lynda.com © 2006. Used with the permission of lynda.com. To purchase the full-length video-based training title, visit www.lynda.com.
