Page style
You use HTML to define the default properties of a presentation template in the same way you use HTML to define the default properties of a Web page.
Any valid HTML property can be set including:
- Margin sizes
- Text colors
- Background colors or images
Example
<html> <head></head> <body bgcolor="#CC0000" text="#000000" link="#6666FF" vlink="#9999FF" alink="#FF33CC" leftmargin="5" topmargin="5"> </body> </html>If the same page properties are used in more than one presentation template, they can be stored in a single text component that is itself referenced within the presentation template:
<body <component name="TextComponentName"/>>
Use cascading style sheets
Default style properties cannot be set for components. The default page properties will override any page properties set in a component.
Cascading style sheets can be used to control the style of components. E.g., You could make the links in a menu a different color to the links in a navigator by using cascading style sheets to determine the style of different components.
Where possible, it is best practice to use one cascading style sheet for an entire site. A link to the style sheet should be used, rather than embedding the style sheet.
Parent topic
Use presentation templates
Related concepts
Style sheet element