How to bring Sample CSS Style Sheets into a Template?

I am creating a site from scratch using CS4 Template. Can I incorporate more than one DW Sample CSS Style Sheet? And how do I bring them into the Template site?
Thanks, g

Thank you. I added the 3 sample css style sheets I want to use into my site. Now I am trying to bring a different sample css into different sections of the layout. Example:
Sidebar 1: green/yellow
Sidebar 2: red/yellow
Middle: blue/yellow
I seem to only be able to have one for the whole page. Is this true?
What I am doing is clicking on the div tag: <div.sidebar#sidebar1>, then "Edit CSS" and then scroll down in the Class window to "attach style sheet" and there at the bottom is a link to the sample css style sheets. I click on the one I want and it changes the css for the whole page not just the sidebar 1. Is there a way I can get a different css sample style sheet for each sidebar in a 3 column layout, and a different sample css for the middle?
thank you very much

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I added the 3 sample css style sheets I want to use into my site. Now I am trying to bring a different sample css into different sections of the layout. Example:
Sidebar 1: green/yellow
Sidebar 2: red/yellow
Middle: blue/yellow
I seem to only be able to have one for the whole page. Is this true?
What I am doing is clicking on the div tag: <div.sidebar#sidebar1>, then "Edit CSS" and then scroll down in the Class window to "attach style sheet" and there at the bottom is a link to the sample css style sheets. I click on the one I want and it changes the css for the whole page not just the sidebar 1. Is there a way I can get a different css sample style sheet for each sidebar in a 3 column layout, and a different sample css for the middle?
thank you very much

You can't bring 3 of the sample CSS style sheets together because there are defined areas like tables and lists and paragraphs that are just being redefined. Then what happens is the browser picks (usually the last set) the instructions it wants to use to display the content. The only way around this is to save a copy of the 3 CSS documents and open them at the same time. Then use one as your master which will be linked to the page and grab colors from the other CSS documents.

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Thanks for your help,
Jean-Christophe

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Is there any documentation on importing custom stylesheets (.css files) into UIXML. Has anyone one done this or know of a workaround if it cannot be done?
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Hi Booker -
Thanks for the clarification. Here is a sample which shows how to import a custom CSS style sheet into a UIX document using the HTMLWebBean:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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xmlns:ui="http://xmlns.oracle.com/uix/ui"
xmlns:html="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40">
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<body>
<contents>
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I created my index page using a 3 column layout, and I brought in one of the sample css style sheets. Now I have 3 css style sheets for my page:
1) thrcolfxdhdr.css
2) samplegreenyellow.css (I changed the name of the sample)
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When I make a change in #3, it does make a change.
Do I need both. Right now I am making every change twice! Can I delete one? If so, which one?
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To see if you can do without one of the stylesheets, go to the head of your document (not the stylesheet) in Code View.
Find one of the link statements (<link href=...etc.) and 'comment it out'. If your page functions without it, you can safely remove the link from your page. If you lose some styles but not all, you will need to spend a little more time with it.
If your two stylesheets are actually identical, you can remove one with no harm done. Also remove the link and delete the stylesheet itself.
If there are slight differences (you can find them by viewing them both in Code View, Tile Vertically in the Window menu), add the differences to one of the stylesheets and then delete the other.
You might be able to compare the two stylesheets quickly in the CSS Styles Panel (but not with either link commented out) while your html page is open, but you won't see details side-by-side there.
To answer your question (in passing!), the reason you did not see changes in your page when you changed Stylesheet #2 is because Stylesheet #3...called after Stylesheet #2...cancelled out all the changes you had made in Stylesheet #2. Then when you made changes in #3, they were NOT cancelled out by #2 because #3 came AFTER #2 in being called. Precedence is what the Cascade is all about.
Beth
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Thanks jon,
Yes I agree, I could just change the fonts in “style.css” and then have less style sheets, but the themes developer told me to create a new style sheet named “fonts.css” only because the theme is updated regularly and uploading a new theme will write over the file named “style.css” and then your fonts will default to their original fonts.
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body {
font-size: 14px ;
in the style.css
and
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So you just need to get them in the right order IF you have more than one styleshet linked to a page.
Thanks Osgood,
Yes that was my other question. So in my uploaded CSS folder I have the original “style.css” file and now my new “fonts.css” file. “style.css” is above the “fonts.css” file and both contain the same information except the file “fonts.css’ has been changed to use different fonts.
So if I understand you correctly I need to either move the file “fonts.css" above the file “style.css” or delete “style .css” from the CSS folder so the file “fonts.css” will take precedence. Is this correct?
Also, I needed to open style.php and edit the code to include “fonts.css” which I did.
I opened "style.php" and then added the code in "red" then uploaded it to the (CSS) folder on the server.
<?php
header( "Content-type: text/css" );
$files = array();
$files[] = 'style.css';
$files[] = 'responsive.css';
$files[] = 'fonts.css';
foreach($files as $file) :
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endforeach;
function minify( $code ) {
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          $code = str_replace( '; ', ';', $code );
          $code = str_replace( ': ', ':', $code );
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Here's the article:
http://kb2.adobe.com/community/publishing/505/cpsid_50564.html
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David's excellent standard should be the minimum standard for Help files.
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doing that, my CSS rules were no longer displaying properly EVEN
THOUGH my formatting and everything has remained the same.
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