• Formatting with Styles
  • Creating a Stylesheet
  • Setting the Level of a Stylesheet
  • Editing a Stylesheet
  • Creating a Style Class
  • Creating a Generic Class
  • Creating a Pseudo Class for Links
  • Creating a Table Style
  • Applying Styles

Creating a Generic Class

Generic classes are not associated with previously existing styles. In other words, they are not based on type selectors like a style class. Generic classes are useful because they can be used to apply formatting to all content elements. For example, a generic style class can be used to center all type in a topic.

1. Click the Add Selector icon on the local toolbar of the stylesheet editor. The New Selector window appears.
2. Select (generic) at the top of the HTML Element drop-down menu.
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3. Type a name for the generic class in the “Class Name” field.

4. Click OK. The new generic class appears in the stylesheet.