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Hertsmedia
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Feb 24, 2021 10:11 PM UTC
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CC design time style sheets

Hi all. I'm a veteran 20 years user of cs4 as I'm predominantly a coder. 
I decided to try cc version and subscribed today but I'm finding it way too steep a relearning curve. 
I've looked all over and just can't see a way to replicate the design time style sheets. Everything I write is modular so I need a rough idea of layout, rather than simply linking or importing a style sheet. 
Am I missing something or has it been removed completely? Is there any way to see and edit the css elements like in previous versions?

 

thanks in advance 

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    Jon Fritz
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    Feb 25, 2021 1:45 PM UTC

    Project VII brought them back in a paid extension: https://www.projectseven.com/products/tools/DW-tools/DW-tools-1/index.htm 

     

    I'm not 100% sure if it works in the latest version of DW, but they can answer that question for you on their site here.

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    Hertsmedia
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    Feb 26, 2021 10:30 PM UTC

    Thanks so much for your help. 
    looks like I wasn't imagining the huge gap, it's been removed for some reason. 
    that extension looks promising. I'll take a proper look tomorrow. 
    Once again, thanks for your reply. 

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    Nancy OShea
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    Feb 25, 2021 12:53 AM UTC

    Adobe saw fit to remove design-time stylesheets quite awhile ago.  Don't ask why 😞  

     

    CS4 is 13 years out of date. You have some catching up to do.

     

    On rare occasions, I disable CSS style rendering if it poses problems for me.  

    View > Design View Options > Style Rendering > untick Display Styles.  

    Disabling in Design view has no effect on Live view, Real-Time Preview or old fashioned Preview in Browser.

     

    When working with CSS or HTML, I prefer DW's code hinting and auto-code completion features.  So I never use the clumsy CSS Designer panels.  But some people actually prefer them.  You decide which works best for you.

     

     

     

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