Removing a specified style

You can remove styles that you have applied to your Web pages.
Prerequisite: Create a style sheet.

To delete the style rule that you have applied to a tag, a class, or an ID in your page, select the style in the Styles view, and then select Remove from the pop-up menu. (You can also select the Remove selected rules button in the Styles view toolbar.) This deletes the style rule and will affect any other elements using the style rule.

To cancel the style you have applied to part of a text string (by using the <SPAN> tag), select that part of the text string, and then select Format > Remove Format.
Note: You can also cancel a style from the Style toolbar. From Page Designer, select Display > Toolbar > Style to show the Style toolbar. Select the text area, and select (No Style Class) from the Style toolbar drop-down list.

To remove a class style from an element, select the element, and then in the Properties view, delete the class in the Class field.

Related concepts
Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) Designer
Related tasks
Defining styles
Defining and applying class and ID styles
Specifying styles for predefined areas
Defining styles for an element
Defining pseudo-HTML link styles

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