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Jesper:

You should download the DW trial and give that one a go - particularly now 
that you are more into CSS....

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Murray
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<Jesper_M�ller@adobeforums.com> wrote in message 
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>I woud like to be able to ad the !important rule to CSS styles without 
>having to go to the source view ad type it manualy 

I have tryd DW
And i must say it don't do the job for mee... No smart object suport is one of the things, And i dont like the interface
I dont say its a bad pogram. only it dont meet my needs .. 80-90% of my web works is making and maintaining graphics on websites ..

Maybe Next generation of DW will get the smart object suport an good UI i know frome adobe now its going to bee a part the suiet, but ill still like to se my request in next GL

      I woud like to be able to ad the !important rule to CSS styles without
      having to go to the source view ad type it manualy




In the Selector and Properties tab of the CSS editor, there is a column for toggling importance for any property:value definition. Hover over that column for the definition you want to set as important and the cursor will change to a green plus sign if !importance has not been set. Click. Its set. If you want to remove it, hover again, the cursor will change to a red minus sign. Click, and !importance is removed.

Or, you can always download Dreamweaver instead ;-)

John

      In the Selector and Properties tab of the CSS editor, there is a column
      for toggling importance for any property:value definition




That i cant find ???

Can you explain that ? wher and how ?

      Or, you can always download Dreamweaver instead




I love my GoLive.. And its smart objects ;-)
When DW suport smart objects i might do that :-P

      In the Selector and Properties tab of the CSS editor




Do you meen the CSS tab (alt+shift+9) ??

in that i can get the green + to select a style .. but i find noplace to make that style important ??

In the window you have when opning a css file i cant find anny other way that manualy typing !important to at proberty ?

How do it set { display: inline; } to { display: inline !mportant; } without typing it manualy ?

No he means the CSS editor. When CSS editor is open and a Css statement is selected to the right in the InspCSS inspector you have a number of tabs. The first one has a sm all pen icon on it. That is the Selector and Properties tab. In there is a column with an exclamation mark on top. The help-text says click to toggle. You have to select on the right side too to be able to toggle on and off. You get a green plus-sign when you are in the right location where you can toggle.

AHA ... thank Nini...
That was well hidden :-)
I tryde the help search funktion. but a search for important is not that smart ;-)