How do I add a condition to a CSS style

[Yaacov]

I would like to add a condition to my CSS that if body text appears on the first page of a chapter the font color will change from #404040 to #dcdcdc.
How do I add this condition?
In the MainStyles.css file, there is a p.FirstPageOfChapter style and there is a printSupport property called mc-heading-level. But, I would like everything in the heading (body text) to be changed too.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Yaacov

[kkelleher]

Hi again, Yaacov,

I don't think there's a concept of 'conidtional CSS' as such -- the CSS is applied based on the type of output you're generating. Each target's output type is associated with a medium. In your stylesheet, you'll see that there are multiple media (by default, you have (default), non-print, and print media. Create new styles in the print media for each style that should be a different color on the first page of a chapter, and apply those styles to the paragraphs in the topic that appears on the first page of each chapter.

Thanks,

Kristen

[Yaacov]

Thanks for your reply.
I ended up just using a <dev> with a color property on the text that falls on the first page of a chapter. The problem is in the future if text is added or deleted I need to remember to move the </dev> code. I would have preferred to have somehow automated this process.

Yaacov