Extract CSS

Hi,
I just started trying out Edge Animate. At first glance I am lovin it.
I started playin around and made a decent header with some animations. I opened this element in coda and started building a mock-up(ish) website, using HTML5 CSS3 and JS. After a while the bg-color of the header (from Animate) was no longer pleasing so I figured out where in the JS to change it, no probs. But..
..this question may be silly but is there a way to export the CSS from Animate?
Thanks! -Jimmy

nope afaik, but the trick i used was to copy the html from the stage. paste it into dream weaver and run the "convert inline css to rule" widget

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> I'd love to but they don't make those particular css
pages available to us
> (which seems insane). To modify the css we have to
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> page
> apparently.
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file. Or show
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> I'd love to but they don't make those particular css
pages available to us
> (which seems insane). To modify the css we have to
extract it from their
> page
> apparently.
>
> So if there were some way to tell DW: "Show me all the
styles used in this
> html and put them in the style area of the document" it
would make my life
> EVER
> so much easier! :-)
>
> Thanks
>

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Trying to get the hang of this CSS positioning thing...
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I want the "big" box to have a height that will adjust to the
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positioned page
elements are removed from the normal flow of the page, they
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seriously flawed.
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paddings,
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occasionally.
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Position:relative (or R/P elements)
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spot
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the code as its
zero point reference. If you then supply top, right,
bottom, or left
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to the style for this element, those values will be
used as offsets from
its
zero point.
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relatively positioned
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the offsets) on the screen (this is true for any placement in
the code).
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Position:static
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offsets (top, right,
left, bottom) or if it has them, they will be ignored. Unless
explicitly
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Position:fixed
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content scrolls.
Support for this in elements other than page backgrounds is
quirky
There are several other things you need to know:
1. ANY page element can be positioned - paragraphs, tables,
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etc.
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other
elements
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hyperlink.
You can see a good example of the essential difference
between absolute and
relative positioning here -
http://www.great-web-sights.com/g_layersdemo.asp
You can see a good demonstration of why using layers for a
page layout tool
is dangerous here -
http://www.great-web-sights.com/g_layer-overlap.asp
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"JillTW" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Trying to get the hang of this CSS positioning thing...
>
> Need to have a large centered box (main div) with
several (2 to 4) small
> boxes
> within it. Essentially, the only text in the first box
(main div) is a H2.
>
> I want the "big" box to have a height that will adjust
to the content of
> the
> smaller boxes within it. The small boxes will have
several to many lines
> of
> text or table data. The content will be php-extracted
from a mysql
> database, so
> it will vary in nbr of rows returned.
>
> Using DW MX 2004. I have the "main1" div, then used the
DW "Draw Layer"
> for a
> couple of the boxes. You'll see the in-line CSS that was
created with
> that...
> once I figure everything out I'll move all CSS to the
external sheet.
> Right now
> it's either in the page head or in-line with the divs.
>
> My problem is: the main div (Manage Content) is not
adjusting in height to
> be
> a background for the divs within it. I read several
suggestions about
> setting
> the properties of html and body to 100% height (that's
why it's in the CSS
> in
> the head). I thought that if I postioned the main div as
relative, then I
> can
> position the nested divs as absolute off of the main?
Doesn't seem to be
> the
> right answer.
>
> Test page:
>
>
http://www.susanchambersdance.com/cms/test_div.php
>
> Thanks in advance for helping!
>

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Hi Wang,
Using DW Extract feature you can get the images and css from a psd file. However HTML is what developer has to get done.
Thanks,
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