Changing Text Color; Applying Styles To Text - MACROMEDIA CONTRIBUTE-USING CONTRIBUTE Use Manual

Changing text color

You can change the color of text or you can highlight text.
To change text color:
In your draft, select the text you want to change.
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Do one of the following:
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Click the Text Color button in the toolbar.
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Right click, select Color from the pop-up menu.
Note: This option is not available if you are working in a table.
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Select Format > Text Color.
The color selector or the Text Color dialog box appears.
Do one of the following:
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If you clicked the Text Color button, select a color, and the color selector closes.
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If you selected Format > Text Color or right-clicked and used the context menu, select a color,
then click OK to close the dialog box.
The text color changes in your draft.
To highlight text:
In your draft, select the text you want to highlight.
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Click the Highlight button in the toolbar or select Format > Highlight Color.
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The color selector or the Highlight Color dialog box appears.
Do one of the following:
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If you clicked the Highlight Color button, select a color, and the color selector closes.
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If you selected Format > Highlight Color, select a color, then click OK to close the dialog box.
The text is highlighted in your draft.

Applying styles to text

Contribute has a few built-in HTML styles in the Styles menu that enable you to apply a
paragraph or heading style to your text. For example, you might apply a preset heading style to
text to differentiate it from other content.
Note: You will not see HTML styles if your website administrator has disabled them.
In addition to the Contribute styles, you might see style options, called CSS styles, that your
website administrator or designer added. If these styles are available, you should use them instead
of the built-in styles provided by Contribute.
Note: You cannot attach a CSS style sheet to a page in Contribute to add more styles; use Macromedia
Dreamweaver to attach a style sheet. To enable or disable CSS styles in Contribute, talk to your website
administrator or see "Setting style and font permissions" on page 175.
When you press Enter after text that has a style applied, the next line of text applies the same style
as the previous line, unless it is a heading style. When you press Enter after a heading, the next
line of text is paragraph style.
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