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How to link css in dw

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DW is a very practical web page production tool. It has powerful CSS editing functions, allowing users to easily apply CSS code to their own web pages. The following are some simple but effective steps to help users who are not familiar with DW quickly link CSS files.

  1. Create a new web page

First, we need to create a new HTML file in DW. You can operate it through the "New" command in the "File" menu, or the shortcut key 'Ctrl N'.

  1. Create a CSS file

To link a CSS file in DW, we first need to create it in the project. You can do this by selecting the "New" command in the "File" menu and then selecting "CSS File". Once created, we need to fill it with CSS code.

  1. Link the CSS file into the HTML file

Now we need to link the CSS file into the HTML file. At the bottom of the DW editing window, you can see a panel called "Properties". In this panel, you can find an option called "Links". Almost all DWHTML elements have this attribute. After clicking this attribute, fill in the path of the CSS file in the corresponding dialog box to link the CSS file to the HTML file.

  1. Preview HTML file

After linking the CSS file, we need to preview the HTML file. In the menu bar of DW, you can find the "File" -> "Preview" command. After clicking this command, DW will open the HTML file in the browser.

If the CSS code has been correctly added and linked to the HTML file, you can view the effect through the browser.

Summary

With the above simple steps, we can easily apply CSS code to HTML files. Not only that, DW also provides a variety of CSS editors that allow users to more precisely control the appearance of web pages to achieve better results.

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