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Old 01-01-2011, 02:28 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by panda6855 View Post
Where? How? Do you mean EXACTLY that: "display: block;" in total should be pasted into the code somewhere in the stylesheet? At what point? Cna it be added to all the styles in the style sheet?- if makes the document follow the styles then that's what I'd like to do.
It is a line that should be in your normalcentreblock attributes
What it means is this style id unto itself, rather than a Modification of a master style.

Suppose you had a style "regularpara"
Now I want everything as it was in regularpara EXCEPT I want it Italic

<p class="regularpara makeitalic"> Words </p>

.makeitalic {font-style:italic }
simple, I only modified one attribute and inherited the rest.
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Sorry but I don't understand... what is ADE? what is w3c?

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