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17.8. Creating a generic style for an element or a class

When a style attribute is associated with an element, you can use that element as a model for creating

or modifying a style rule by using the Format/Create rule command.

To create a generic style for an element or class:

1. Select the element you wish to use as the model. By default the selection is set to the character

string, and you have to press the F2 key to select the enclosing element.

Note: You must select only one element and this element must have a style attribute.

2. Choose Create rule from the Format menu. Amaya opens a dialog displaying a list of CSS

selectors. This list contains all classes that are defined for the current document (including those

defined in the linked CSS style sheets), as well as the element type to which the style is

associated.

3. Choose a selector in this list or enter a new class name and click Confirm.

The style of the selected element is then associated with the chosen selector and the style

attribute is removed from the selected element. Its value is moved to the style element, in the

document head, and all elements matching the selector are displayed with the new style.

When a new class is created with command Create rule, this class is automatically added to the list of

the Apply class tool.

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