How does one export a style sheet?

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Adobe Frame 12 help says:"You can also use style sheets (.css) to manage the styles in the published output. In this case, you can export the current styles to a .css file. You can then open this file in a text or .css editor (such as Adobe Dreamweaver), make changes to the styles in this file and import the file back.To export and import the style sheet:To export the output styles defined for the current output, click Export . "OK, so where is this?Nothing I can find on the menus provide this option displaying regular Frame or XML view.Also, when I find it, do I need to load the css into Dreamweaver? Shouldn't I be able to use the XML view?

TdeV1 · Accepted Answer

No Colum, I've since found it. (Actually I found a video by Bernard A. that explained a bit).

In the "Publish" pod are 5 choices (epub, html, etc) and selecting one highlights a button for settings. Edit settings has TWO tabs, one called Style Mappings which is where the button for Import/Export styles can be found.

There's a button there for Automap Paragraph Styles which I'm going to experiment with next.

Thanks for your efforts to solve my huge learning curve.

RoboColum_n_ · Answer

FrameMaker is not really designed for web based output so it doesn't use CSS. This sounds like it is refering to the ability to link FrameMaker content to a RoboHelp project in order to output web based files. It does use CSS. Could this be it?

Could you post a screen shot of the help? If it does say this I suspect it is incorrect or misleading.

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