Is there a way to take a paragraph that has inline formatting and create a style in the CSS file? I inherited a monster help system and it is built using inline styles and not a CSS.
Thanks,
Tawni
Copy inline formatting to create a style
Copy inline formatting to create a style
Hi,
Is there a way to take a paragraph that has inline formatting and create a style in the CSS file? I inherited a monster help system and it is built using inline styles and not a CSS.
Thanks,
Tawni
Is there a way to take a paragraph that has inline formatting and create a style in the CSS file? I inherited a monster help system and it is built using inline styles and not a CSS.
Thanks,
Tawni
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Re: Copy inline formatting to create a style
If you're using Flare 2018, on the Anaylsis tab click Summary, and look for the New Style Suggestions option. (If using an earlier version, run Analyzer instead.) I haven't needed to use it, but that might be a helpful starting point. Have to say though, I don't envy you - best of luck!
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Re: Copy inline formatting to create a style
SOLVED!! Excellent idea. I don't know why I didn't think of that. Probably because I fell out of my chair when I opened the first four projects and saw what I was in for. 
It didn't pick them all up, but will give me a start.
I have created an Excel spreadsheet so I can match the styles with the same name and ultimately create one CSS.
Thank you ChoccieMuffin for saving my sanity or what little of it I have left.
Tawni
It didn't pick them all up, but will give me a start. I have created an Excel spreadsheet so I can match the styles with the same name and ultimately create one CSS.
Thank you ChoccieMuffin for saving my sanity or what little of it I have left.
Tawni