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Sharing Stylesheets (question)
Posted: 2007-11-14 03:55:25
by falakiiwo
Is there a way to share a custom stylesheet between documents? That would be very useful...
Posted: 2007-11-14 05:26:39
by scottwhitlock
Sure there is.
To do this, you have to use copy and pasting. To copy an existing customized style, go to View-> Style Sheet. Select the custom style you want to move to another document and copy it (Cmd-C, or select Edit - Copy).
Switch to the other document, and set the view to Style Sheet if you haven't already. Simply paste (Cmd-V or select Edit-Paste), and the custom style will be added to this document.
Hope this helps,
Scott
Yes, but...
Posted: 2007-11-16 00:03:23
by falakiiwo
Thank you, but in fact I was looking for a way to share a whole stylesheet between many different documents, without having to copy-and-paste each style every time I change it. Sorry for not stating that clearly. I guess what I am looking for is something along the lines of cascading style sheets, i.e. an independent source/file for style information.
Posted: 2007-11-20 22:03:13
by feat
I once ran into this problem and solved it by:
- - using one of my files as a template for new documents
- importing each file in a new document while keeping its styles
- selecting the text for each old style and assigning it the new intended style
- getting rid of the stale styles
Since Nisus lets you switch
new file templates from its preferences, I may select any regular or
homemade dot file whenever I start a new doc.
I'm aware this might look a bit tedious at first look, but as a professional writer I only use about half a dozen style-sheets... and this I can handle.