Copying CSS rules to new page

Is it possible to copy all my CSS modifications from a preset, two column liquid header and footer layout, to a preset, two column static header and footer layout so I don't have to redo all the rules on the new page?
Thanks,
scriptmemory

Salut,
it's a bit hard to say what changes you need without seeing the page. But if the CSS is in the head of the page, then you should save the old page as the new page, then only change the CSS that makes the columns liquid to fixed px sizes.
Cristian Dorobantescu
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Dreamweaver gives you many choices in terms of your personal use of the program. What it does not do is duplicate the functioning of another program...like GoLive...completely. It is Dreamweaver, it is not GoLive. Things you like there may not appear here, etc.
I apologize for making you feel that I am being condescending, and ignorant is a term I would NEVER use. But the fact remains that as we learn (and yes, we are all still learning), we develop our intuitions for a program. I learn something new every day, and I've been at it a while.
My question for you is, what possible difference does it make to you that there are both a Save and a Save All? It is not common, in my experience, for features to become fewer as a software product progresses through time. I'm unaware of any noticeable savings (in any dimension) to limiting the functions to simply a Save All.
In fact, I frequently have open files in one website and files from another defined website that I am using for reference. I do not always want those reference pages to be saved when working in the first site. I realize they will always be saved in the correct place, but if I am altering them on the fly to see if something will work, I do not always want to save my experimentation.
So I guess that's the long-form answer to your, "You uppity woman, you," but that's how it is.
I wish you only the best,
Beth

Create a new css rule

Hi
If I place my curser over a div tag in the code window why in the New Css rule
window, in the option "choose where this rule will be defined" do I sometimes only
have the option of this document only and others the choice of any attached css file?
thanks
Ian

Hi
perhaps I wasn't clear apologies.
If I go to a web page and place my curser in the middle of <div id="masthead>
and then in the css styles panel select "new css rule" when the window opens by default
it normaly says:-
Rule definition...
Choose where your rule will be defined
and then it shows my current cssfile name with a drop downbox for any other
attatched sheets. As in the tabs at the top of the window
However some times when I do this the box listing my css files only lists in "this document only"
and selecting the drop down box shows no other css files. But the css files are shown on the tabs
at the top opf the screen
I wondered if anyone had any idea as to why?
thanks
Ian

Help! The new Pages. I can't copy an entire page or rearrange the pages. In the new formatt also when I insert a new page when using a template it doesn't give me the formatting and guides. Can anyone help.

I can't copy an entire page or rearrange the pages. I use this feature a lot, particularly at this time of year. Can't seen to rmove the header and footer markers either.
Can anyone help or do I need to revert back to pages 09?
If I do re-install 09 will I be able to open the files that where converted to the new version?
I don't like this new one. Many of the graphics features have been removed. Not impressed at all. Very frustrated.
The business card templates and others behave strangly. If I insert a page it's blank only. I don't get the guides. I was in the middle of a design project and had to start again from scratch as it threw everything out of alignment and I can't copy an entire page. When I use select all, group then copy when I pasted it on the new page it overlayed all the cards in the top two segments. Frustrating ! I ended up saving my first page under a different name that was the only way to copy the page then I had to work between three documents instead of one.
I went in today to last years Christmas tag file and the same issues I can't copy a page. I can't rearrange the pages.
Simple features like colour choice and transperency for shapes are gone. I want to use my colour choices not someone else.
Sorry, I am ranting.
For now all I need is to be able to copy and switch pages around in one document.
Please Help! I am about to start pulling my hair out in frustration.

Yes, I am using 09 with out issues. Just have to remember to use "open with 09" or open pages 09 first then my document.
I create some amazing cards and posters with 09 that when on a PC I would have to use both Word and Publisher to create. Flipping back and forth.
Apple if you're listening please, give us back our layout options and even add a few more design options like beveled and 3D text.

Page copy seems to mess up item validation referenced fields in new page

Hello team,
this morning i create two pages as a copy of an existing page in Apex 4.0.1.
This page contained 4 regions, each one containing 4 items, sort of:
reg1
P44_ITEM_A1
P44_ITEM_B1
P44_ITEM_C1
P44_ITEM_D1
reg2
P44_ITEM_A2
reg4
P44_ITEM_D4
There were field item validations defined on each pair of items P44_ITEMCn - P44_ITEMDn and each validation was associated with its corresponding field (the element attribute linking the validation with the error message visualization i mean).
After creating the new page, i saw that some of these validations in the new page had lost their associated item attribute value or they were associated to the item with the highest item sequence, for instance P44_ITEM_A1 lost its associated item, while P44_ITEM_D1 was associated to P44_ITEM_D4.
I just did this again a few seconds ago, so i am pretty sure this is a repeatable error.
Flavio
http://oraclequirks.blogspot.com
http://www.yocoya.com

Hi Flavio,
I was able to reproduce this, of sorts. I created 2 regions each containing 4 page items, named in the way you describe. Then created item validations on all of those page items. Copied the page and the copied page contains some validations with a null 'Associated Item' value. Although, none were changed to a different item as you describe, in my test case.
I have filed bug #10198224 for this issue.
Thanks for reporting.
Regards,
Anthony

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