+The style sheet edit form contains the following fields:<br/>
+<ul>
+ <li>Stylesheet ID – internal, read-only system ID of the style sheet.</li>
+ <li>Name – administrator-assigned friendly name of the style sheet. It is used to attach it to a theme, and it is not displayed anywhere on the front end.</li>
+ <li>Description – this is a field for administrator’s notes about the style sheet.</li>
+ <li>Advanced CSS – this field contains advanced CSS instructions, per CSS 2.1 specifications. It is optional.</li>
+ <li>Enabled – this checkbox controls whether the style sheet is enabled or disabled.</li>
+</ul>
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+This tab lists all base styles of the style sheet. The base styles have exactly the same properties as the block styles (see above). They are also managed in the same way, and with the same forms, only there is no option to reset to base style for obvious reasons.<br/>
+The base styles define how the general page elements look, as opposed to specific content block styles.
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+This tab lists all block styles of the style sheet. Block styles describe the look & feel of specific content blocks to be used in a theme. Each block style is based on a base style (see next tab); sometimes it overrides one or more properties of the base style. You can add, modify and delete block styles, as well as clone and reset them to the base styles they are related to.
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+</span>The “Stylesheets” section of the Console lists all available style sheets. Here you can add, modify and delete the style sheets, as well as enable, disable and clone them. Remember, that to take effect, a style sheet must be enabled and attached to a theme.</p>
+<p style="margin-bottom: 0in;">When editing base and block styles, please don’t forget that the changes do not take effect until the entire style sheet is saved.</p>
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+Each block style has the following properties:<br/>
+<ul>
+ <li>Selector ID – internal, read-only ID of the selector.</li>
+ <li>Selector Name – the CSS name of the selector. All custom selectors usually start with a “.”, and HTML-specific selectors start with the element name, such as BODY, TABLE, TD, P, etc. The selector name is used in the “class” attributes of the HTML elements inside theme templates. Selectors that describe entire groups of elements (BODY, for example, describes the page body) are applied automatically.</li>
+ <li>Based On – the name of the base style, related to this block style.</li>
+ <li>Name – the name of the block style, used for internal reference by the administrator.</li>
+ <li>Description – this is a field for administrator’s notes about the style sheet.</li>
+ <li>Advanced CSS – this field contains advanced CSS instructions, per CSS 2.1 specifications. It is optional.</li>
+ <li>Style – this is the actual definition of the style for this selector. Clicking on the Editor icon next to the field label will bring up a pop-up window, which contains all of the style’s properties, which can be modified here. Once you are done with your changes and hit Save to close the window, you can see the actual CSS definition, and preview how the base style looks to the right.</li>
+</ul>
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+Each block style has the following properties:<br/>
+<ul>
+ <li>Selector ID – internal, read-only ID of the selector.</li>
+ <li>Selector Name – the CSS name of the selector. All custom selectors usually start with a “.”, and HTML-specific selectors start with the element name, such as BODY, TABLE, TD, P, etc. The selector name is used in the “class” attributes of the HTML elements inside theme templates. Selectors that describe entire groups of elements (BODY, for example, describes the page body) are applied automatically.</li>
+ <li>Based On – the name of the base style, related to this block style.</li>
+ <li>Name – the name of the block style, used for internal reference by the administrator.</li>
+ <li>Description – this is a field for administrator’s notes about the style sheet.</li>
+ <li>Advanced CSS – this field contains advanced CSS instructions, per CSS 2.1 specifications. It is optional.</li>
+ <li>Style – this is the actual definition of the style for this selector. Clicking on the Editor icon next to the field label will bring up a pop-up window, which contains all of the style’s properties, which can be modified here. Once you are done with your changes and hit Save to close the window, you can see the actual CSS definition, and preview how the base style looks to the right.</li>
+</ul>
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+The style sheet edit form contains the following fields:<br/>
+<ul>
+ <li>Stylesheet ID – internal, read-only system ID of the style sheet.</li>
+ <li>Name – administrator-assigned friendly name of the style sheet. It is used to attach it to a theme, and it is not displayed anywhere on the front end.</li>
+ <li>Description – this is a field for administrator’s notes about the style sheet.</li>
+ <li>Advanced CSS – this field contains advanced CSS instructions, per CSS 2.1 specifications. It is optional.</li>
+ <li>Enabled – this checkbox controls whether the style sheet is enabled or disabled.</li>
+</ul>
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+This tab lists all base styles of the style sheet. The base styles have exactly the same properties as the block styles (see above). They are also managed in the same way, and with the same forms, only there is no option to reset to base style for obvious reasons.<br/>
+The base styles define how the general page elements look, as opposed to specific content block styles.
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+This tab lists all block styles of the style sheet. Block styles describe the look & feel of specific content blocks to be used in a theme. Each block style is based on a base style (see next tab); sometimes it overrides one or more properties of the base style. You can add, modify and delete block styles, as well as clone and reset them to the base styles they are related to.
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+</span>The “Stylesheets” section of the Console lists all available style sheets. Here you can add, modify and delete the style sheets, as well as enable, disable and clone them. Remember, that to take effect, a style sheet must be enabled and attached to a theme.</p>
+<p style="margin-bottom: 0in;">When editing base and block styles, please don’t forget that the changes do not take effect until the entire style sheet is saved.</p>
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+Each block style has the following properties:<br/>
+<ul>
+ <li>Selector ID – internal, read-only ID of the selector.</li>
+ <li>Selector Name – the CSS name of the selector. All custom selectors usually start with a “.”, and HTML-specific selectors start with the element name, such as BODY, TABLE, TD, P, etc. The selector name is used in the “class” attributes of the HTML elements inside theme templates. Selectors that describe entire groups of elements (BODY, for example, describes the page body) are applied automatically.</li>
+ <li>Based On – the name of the base style, related to this block style.</li>
+ <li>Name – the name of the block style, used for internal reference by the administrator.</li>
+ <li>Description – this is a field for administrator’s notes about the style sheet.</li>
+ <li>Advanced CSS – this field contains advanced CSS instructions, per CSS 2.1 specifications. It is optional.</li>
+ <li>Style – this is the actual definition of the style for this selector. Clicking on the Editor icon next to the field label will bring up a pop-up window, which contains all of the style’s properties, which can be modified here. Once you are done with your changes and hit Save to close the window, you can see the actual CSS definition, and preview how the base style looks to the right.</li>
+</ul>
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+Each block style has the following properties:<br/>
+<ul>
+ <li>Selector ID – internal, read-only ID of the selector.</li>
+ <li>Selector Name – the CSS name of the selector. All custom selectors usually start with a “.”, and HTML-specific selectors start with the element name, such as BODY, TABLE, TD, P, etc. The selector name is used in the “class” attributes of the HTML elements inside theme templates. Selectors that describe entire groups of elements (BODY, for example, describes the page body) are applied automatically.</li>
+ <li>Based On – the name of the base style, related to this block style.</li>
+ <li>Name – the name of the block style, used for internal reference by the administrator.</li>
+ <li>Description – this is a field for administrator’s notes about the style sheet.</li>
+ <li>Advanced CSS – this field contains advanced CSS instructions, per CSS 2.1 specifications. It is optional.</li>
+ <li>Style – this is the actual definition of the style for this selector. Clicking on the Editor icon next to the field label will bring up a pop-up window, which contains all of the style’s properties, which can be modified here. Once you are done with your changes and hit Save to close the window, you can see the actual CSS definition, and preview how the base style looks to the right.</li>
+</ul>
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