Positioning a Layer with a Style
So far, you've applied styles to text. When dealing with layers, it's useful to position objects on the page with styles. If you need to position layers in a consistent place on the screen, it's an excellent idea to define a style for those layers. To define a positioning style for a layer
1. | Create and name a new custom style as you did earlier in this hour. |
2. | Select the Positioning category in the Style definition dialog box. Notice the properties in this category are properties that you used in the last hour creating layers. |
3. | Select Absolute in the Type category at the top of the dialog box. Set the Left, Top, Width, and Height properties as shown in Figure 15.8.
Figure 15.8. To create a positioning style, ... |
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