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ADOBE GOLIVE CS2
User Guide
To apply an HTML physical or structural attribute to text
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Do one of the following:
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To format existing text, select the text.
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To format text you are about to type, click in the document window to place an insertion point.
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Choose an option from the Type > Style menu.
To remove all HTML physical or structural attributes from selected text
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Choose Type > Style > None.
To remove character or paragraph styles from selected text
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Choose Type > Clear Styles.
2
Choose one or both of the following options:
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Clear Character Styles to remove character styles, such as color, font, or physical attributes, from the selected text.
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Clear Paragraph Styles to remove paragraph styles, such as address, preformatted, or a heading, from the selected
text.
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Click OK.
Changing fonts
Using fonts in web pages
If a web page doesn’t specify fonts, web browsers normally display text in the page with a default font that’s specified
by the browser. You can control the font that the browser uses by applying a font set to your text. When displaying
text formatted with a font set, the web browser attempts to display the text using the first font listed in the font set,
then the second font in the set, and so on. If none of the fonts in the set are installed on the viewer’s computer, the
browser displays the text using its default font.
To apply a font or font set by using HTML text attributes
The Type > Font menu lists the font sets and preferred fonts that are specified in the Font Editor, and also any font
sets that are saved to the current site window. Font sets that are specified in the Font Editor appear at the top of the
Font menu; preferred fonts and font sets that are saved to the current site appear at the bottom of the menu.
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Do one of the following:
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To format existing text, select the text.
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To format text you are about to type, click in the document window to place an insertion point.
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Choose a font set from the Type > Font menu. Choose None if you want web browsers to use their default fonts.
See also
“To set font properties for a style” on page 332
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