- Creating and Applying a Custom Style
- Exploring Style Settings
- Redefining the Heading 3 <h3> Tag
- Positioning a Layer with a Style
- Creating a Hyperlink Rollover
- Creating an External Style Sheet
- Transforming the Property Inspector
- Converting Styles to HTML Markup (<font> Tags)
- Saving HTML Markup as an HTML Style
- Summary
- Q&A
- Workshop
Converting Styles to HTML Markup (<font> Tags)
If you need to deliver your Web pages to viewers with older browsers, you can still take advantage of the ease and speed that style sheets afford. It's quicker to apply styles to format text than it is to configure all of the font attributes in the Property inspector. Dreamweaver will convert your Web page from CSS Styles to <font> tags with the CSS Styles to HTML Markup command.
First, save your Web page because Dreamweaver actually opens another Web page with the converted Web page. Select the CSS Styles to HTML Markup command from the Convert submenu in the File menu. Select the radio button beside the command and click OK. The new Web page contains HTML markup instead of CSS styles. Anything that can't be expressed in HTML markup, such as the positioning style you created earlier, will be discarded.