CSS Support

Introduction

In addition to "vanilla" or plain HTML, the HTML Property Sheet supports CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) rules. Using the HTML Property Sheet, you can edit the properties and values of CSS declarations.

Whether your CSS rules are embedded in your HTML document, or defined in a separate CSS file which will be linked to your HTML documents, the process of editing the CSS declaration properties and values is the same.

To Edit CSS Declaration Properties and Values

  1. Ensure that the HTML Property Sheet is open.

  2. Within the document that is displayed in the editing window, place the text insertion cursor inside the curly-brace brackets where the CSS declaration's properties and values are listed.

  3. Press <CTRL> + <ENTER> to enter the HTML Property Sheet.

  4. In the HTML Property Sheet, navigate to the property that you want to enter a value for (using the arrow keys or the <Page Up> and <Page Down> keys).

  5. Type the value for the property in the appropriate property's Attribute Field, to the right of the property name in the HTML Properties Sheet.

  6. Press <ENTER> to confirm your entry. The value and property will be added to the CSS declaration in your document.

  7. Press <CTRL> + <ENTER> to return the focus back to the document, where you can continue typing.