Comments (Add) If you are familiar with using cascading stylesheets (CSS) in a text editor, you probably already know that you can add comments to styles.Some of the primary tasks that you can perform are listed below: You can accomplish many things in this editor. In addition, the Advanced view lets you see and apply settings to multiple mediums and media queries at the same time. The Advanced view of the Stylesheet Editor lets you edit more settings than are available in the Simplified view. You can also click a check box to hide the properties in the editor, allowing you to see only the styles.Īdvanced The Advanced view displays styles in a tree structure, and despite the name, is user friendly for authors of all levels.įor the properties, you can toggle between a grouped display and an alphabetical display. One advantage of the Simplified view is that you can apply a property to multiple styles at the same time. In some cases, only the most common property options are available in the Simplified view (e.g., font, letter/word spacing, paragraph alignment/indentation, autonumbering format, borders, background). This view provides an easy way to apply properties to styles, with format options available from a toolbar and dialogs (similar to the way one would use an interface such as Microsoft Word). Simplified The Simplified view displays styles in a grid view and is often best for brand new users. You can toggle between these two views by clicking or in the local toolbar of the editor. There are two views available in the Stylesheet Editor: Simplified and Advanced. In the menus view, select Tools > Edit Stylesheet.Open a document that you created (not using a contribution template).

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