Change the Look of a Single Page
To change the look of a single Web page, you can edit the page's style sheet. A style sheet records information about the colors, fonts, and other display elements of a Web page in one location. Usually, all the Web pages on a Web site share one style sheet, thus giving them a consistent look. For each individual page, you can attach an existing style sheet or create a custom style sheet. With a custom style sheet, you can change the background color of this page or areas on the page, select font size and color for text in specific areas, or change the color of links, to name a few possibilities.
The styles defined here at the page level will override any styles from the template's style sheet. Unless you have specific reasons for this page to look different than the rest of your Web site, we recommend that you make style changes to your Web site's style sheet, rather than making changes to each page. Learn more about editing the style sheet for your Web site.
Follow these steps to attach a style sheet to this page:
- Select the Web page with which you wish to work from the file tree in the
left frame. The "Page summary" page will appear.
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- Select Choose a style sheet, and then click Next.
- Select Use a different style sheet and choose the style sheet from the drop down menu. Click Preview to preview the style sheet options.
- Once you have selected a new style sheet, click Next.
Follow these steps to create custom styles for this page:
- Select the Web page with which you wish to work from the file tree in the left frame. The "Page summary" page will appear.
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Select Edit custom styles, and then click Next.
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- Follow the instructions for editing the style sheet, preview your changes, and then click Save and Close.