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Limiting available CSS styles

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2 Click the Styles and Fonts category on the left side of the dialog box. ADOBE CONTRIBUTE CS3 222 User Guide 3 Select a style setting from the Style support pop-up menu. The style and font options vary based on what option you select from the pop-up menu. The Style Support options are: Don't allow users to create styles prevents users from creating styles. Users cannot modify any text and style formatting options. Document-level CSS lets you determine whether users can create CSS styles in the document and to what degree they can apply CSS styles from existing CSS style sheets. HTML tags lets you determine whether users can create HTML styles, and to what degree they can modify and apply styles on the website. 4 Modify the style settings for your chosen style support option as necessary. For more information about options in this dialog box, click the Help button in the dialog box. 5 Select another role settings category to modify, or click OK to apply your changes. Limiting available CSS styles Although CSS style sheets often include many style definitions, you may want to limit the number of styles available to a given Contribute user role. Limiting available styles to those necessary for updating information in the body of a web page can help to eliminate potential stylistic editing mistakes by content editors with limited knowledge of web pages and CSS styles.

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ADOBE CONTRIBUTE CS3
User Guide
222
2
Click the Styles and Fonts category on the left side of the dialog box.
3
Select a style setting from the Style support pop-up menu. The style and font options vary based on what option
you select from the pop-up menu.
The Style Support options are:
Don’t allow users to create styles
prevents users from creating styles. Users cannot modify any text and style
formatting options.
Document-level CSS
lets you determine whether users can create CSS styles in the document and to what degree
they can apply CSS styles from existing CSS style sheets.
HTML tags
lets you determine whether users can create HTML styles, and to what degree they can modify and apply
styles on the website.
4
Modify the style settings for your chosen style support option as necessary.
For more information about options in this dialog box, click the Help button in the dialog box.
5
Select another role settings category to modify, or click OK to apply your changes.
Limiting available CSS styles
Although CSS style sheets often include many style definitions, you may want to limit the number of styles available
to a given Contribute user role. Limiting available styles to those necessary for updating information in the body of
a web page can help to eliminate potential stylistic editing mistakes by content editors with limited knowledge of web
pages and CSS styles.