Originally Posted by
EWAdams
When I define a text style, there seem to be only two scopes available: page-specific and site-wide. I would like to define a style (or rather, redefine the normal style) whose scope is all the pages with a specific master border, but not any other pages. Is this possible? I'm guessing that because the generated web site itself has no concept of master borders (they're a purely NOF feature), it isn't.
The background of this is as follows: I have two very different kinds of pages on my site, one for browsing and one for printer-friendly text (articles). I have a master border named Printer-Friendly, and I would like all the body text on it to appear in Times New Roman. However, on all the other pages, which have a different master border, I want the body text to appear in Arial.
[No lectures about appropriate font faces, please; this is about style scope!]
Anybody know a good way to do this WITHOUT defining a custom style and applying it by hand on each page?