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In order to complete this exercise you will complete the following:
Review What are Cascading Style Sheets? and What CSS files are loaded and how do I add my own?
Step 1. Create WAM iii Using CSS
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A Cascading Style Sheet tells the browser how to display page elements. Cascading Style Sheet information determines things like the fonts and color schemes, DHTML effects, alignment, border size and color, but may also be used to define images and other features related to the interface. These properties can be assigned to individual elements identified by an ID, or groups of elements identified by type, location and class.
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Style sheet files (CSS) are simply text and can be edited with any text editor such as Notepad. If you are working with style sheets it's a good idea to obtain a specialist style sheet editor. There are a number available, TopStyle is one example. They will make your editing faster and more accurate and make it easier to navigate through and manage a large number of styles defined in a style sheet. They will also help you to more rapidly learn the options available when defining styles.
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The std_style_v2 weblet takes care of creating all the <link> tags needed to load the CSS files so you need to include it in the <head> section of your layouts. The std_style_v2 weblet always loads std_style.min.css into every layout. This defines the non-theme related properties of all LANSA supplied weblets.
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