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As you do so, code hints display matching properties. Click inside the add property field and start typing width.

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If it's not listed, you can create it by clicking the plus button at the top-left of the Selectors pane and typing #wrapper in the editable field.īecause no styles have been set for this selector, the Properties pane displays only More and two editable fields to add a property and value. The hash indicates that it's an ID selector, so it will apply style rules to the with the ID wrapper. In the Selectors pane, select #wrapper.If necessary, select the Show Set check box at the top-right of the Properties pane. Make sure that the All button at the top of the CSS Designer is selected, and that responsive.css is selected in the Sources pane.Even if you're a complete beginner, you should be able to follow these instructions: Dreamweaver speeds up the process with the help of code hints. You can do that in the More section at the bottom of the Properties pane. But let's say you're already familiar with CSS, and just want to get on with setting properties and values. Selecting common properties from the various sections in the CSS Designer is a great way to learn CSS. With the new selector highlighted (see Figure 11), you can now create a style rule that affects everything in the page by setting the values of properties in the Properties pane. Press Enter/Return twice to confirm the change. Dreamweaver suggests a name for the selector based on what's currently selected in Live View. Click the plus button at the top-left of the Selectors pane to create a new selector.

It's a good idea to keep styles in a logical order, so select *, *:before, *:after, and deselect the Show Set check box at the top-right of the Properties pane. When you create a new selector, Dreamweaver always inserts it at the bottom of the style sheet unless another selector is already highlighted. The last one ( #wrapper) doesn't yet have any styles. The Selectors pane lists the selectors that have already been created. You don't need the pane until part 7, so close it by dragging the top edge of the Selectors pane upwards. Select responsive.css in the Sources pane.

Make sure the All button is selected at the top of the CSS Designer.

When the check box is deselected, the pane lists the 50 or so most commonly used properties for layout, text, border, and background. If the Show Set check box is selected, the pane shows only properties that have been set.

Properties: This is where you define the properties and values for a selector.

There’s a search field at the top to help find selectors in a large style sheet.

Selectors: This lists all the CSS selectors in the selected source.

You'll learn more about this pane in part 7.

This lists media queries used in the various sources.

They can be in external style sheets, such as responsive.css, in a block embedded in the page, or dynamically linked.

Sources: This lists where all the styles in the current page come from.

When creating new style rules, you should normally make sure that the All button is selected at the top of the panel. If you have a small monitor, you can convert it into a single-column layout by dragging the side of the panel group inwards. By default, the CSS Designer has a two-column layout with the Properties pane on the right in the Design workspace.