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Freeway Reference: Styling Text

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Working with the predefined styles

FW Pro only

You can alter and work with these styles or ignore them and use only the styles you create and name yourself.

To change the predefined styles:

1. Choose Edit Styles… from the Styles & Colors palette menu.

2. The Edit Styles dialog opens.

3. Select the style you wish to edit from the sheet1 list on the left.

4. Make the changes to the attributes as you wish.

5. Click OK to confirm your settings and close the Edit Styles dialog box. The chosen attributes will now be applied whenever you

choose the style you have edited.

Creating a style

FW Pro only

Tag ﬁeld. Structural

tags can be typed into

the ﬁeld, or chosen

from the popup menu.

Name ﬁeld. Used to

edit style names.

List of styles in

the style sheet.

Attributes

selector

When

clicked, this shows

a list of available

attributes.

Permanent checkbox. This is

used to ensure styles remain in the

Styles & Colors palette even if the

only item with the style is deleted.

Click on the

button to add a

new style, or the

button to

delete the selected

style or stylesheet. The

gives options to create a new style

sheet, duplicate existing styles, and

import styles from other documents or

style sheets.

Select button. This shows a full list of

the available attributes, and allows you

to pick which ones you want to appear

in your style sheet.

View popup menu. From this menu you

can choose to show just CSS attributes,

just graphic attributes, or both sets of

attributes together.

Extended button.

Used to add

extended code

to the style. See

Extending the

code generated

for speciﬁc items

on page 213.

Click this to

remove the

attribute from the

Edit Styles view.

A practical example is perhaps the best way to show how styles in Freeway Pro work. First, set up your document. The size doesn’t

matter for the purposes of this example, so let’s choose one of the standard settings: XHTML 1.0, 800px by 600px.

Before you do anything else, choose Styles… from the Edit menu. This will show the Edit Styles dialog.

Since we want to work with HTML text for this example, choose CSS Attributes from the View popup menu in the bottom right

corner. This will hide any references to graphic text from the Edit Styles dialog and make it easier to set up the attributes you want.

Click on the

button at the bottom left of the dialog. This adds a new style to the list, called “style1”.

You will notice that, at the moment, the new style has no attributes.

Click the Select button at the bottom center of the dialog window. This changes the main view to show a

list of all the attributes you can add to your new style. In this case, we will choose just the basic Character

attributes for Font, Size, and Color, and Paragraph attributes of Align, Leading, Space before, and

Space after. You may need to scroll down the window to see all the of attributes. Once you have clicked

all the required checkboxes, click the Select button once more to return to the main dialog window.

You will see that the attributes you selected have been added to your style, but they are still default

settings. Set the attributes as follows:

Font

Verdana

Size 11px

Color Black

Align Left

Leading 100%

Space before 6px

Space after 0px

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