Changingstyles
Changing from one applied custom style to another is extremely straightforward in Dreamweaver. Just place
your cursor anywhere within the styled text and select a different custom style from the Styles list on the
Property inspector. Dreamweaver changes the old style to the new instantly. You get the same results if you
switch styles from the Tag Selector or use the menus.
But what if you want to apply a new style to a text range within an existing
tag? Dreamweaver, by
design, avoids nested tags. Here??™s how it works. Suppose that you??™re working with the following code:
Developing strategies to survive requires
industry insight and forward thinking in this competitive
marketplace.
If you apply a custom style called hype to the phrases industry insight and forward thinking by first selecting
those phrases and then choosing hype from the Styles list, the code looks like this:
Developing strategies to survive requires
industry insight
and forward
thinking in this competitive
marketplace.
Dreamweaver wraps each phrase in a distinct tag so that nesting is entirely avoided.
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