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by - delegate Victoria [1 post] (2008 Apr 11 Fri, 16:18) replyReply

How do I select one word from text paragraph to add css style to without the whole paragraph changing.

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RE: CSS

by - trainer Rich platinum contributer[654 posts] (2008 Apr 14 Mon, 10:43) replyReply

Hi Victoria.

You should be able to just select one word using the mouse or keyboard. Once your word is selected, choose the style you would like to apply from your Properties panel, or from the CSS Styles tab.

If Dreamweaver is still applying to the whole paragraph, you may not be selecting the word properly, or you may have an option set in your preferences that is making this happen.

You can edit the code (go to View -> Code), find you word and wrap this code around the word:

This is the paragraph and <span class="yourClass">YourWord</span> is now in your style.

Hope this helps.

Regards, Rich

RE: CSS

by - trainer Keith [1 post] (2008 Apr 15 Tue, 08:49) replyReply

I agree with the above. A simple Class style could be applied to just the selected text. The Class style would then override the Tag style.

Regards

Keith


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