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<FONT SIZE=4 COLOR=#500000>Behind the Scenes</FONT>
<P>This sample uses three HTML files:</P>
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<LI>NoTheme.htm is a simple HTML page that uses three
different levels of headers and bullets.
<LI>Theme1.htm uses the same HTML tags as NoTheme.htm
but has the Travel theme applied to it.
<LI>Theme2.htm uses the Nature theme.
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<P>When a theme is applied to an HTML page or the entire
Web project, files are copied into the Themes directory of the project. Most of
the files are graphics, but there are also some cascading style sheets.
<P>The key to the theme is the cascading style sheet (.css)
file. The themes in this example use these different style sheets to create the
theme:
<P><FONT face=Courier><link
REL="stylesheet" TYPE="text/css"
HREF="_Themes/travel/COLOR0.CSS" VI6.0THEME="barcode"><BR><link REL="stylesheet"
TYPE="text/css" HREF="_Themes/travel/GRAPH0.CSS"
VI6.0THEME="barcode"> <BR><link
REL="stylesheet" TYPE="text/css"
HREF="_Themes/travel/THEME.CSS" VI6.0THEME="barcode"> <BR><link REL="stylesheet"
TYPE="text/css" HREF="_Themes/travel/CUSTOM.CSS"
VI6.0THEME="barcode"></FONT>
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<P>The first linked file (COLOR0.CSS) sets the colors for
links (regular, active, and visited), the six different heading levels (H1-H6),
table highlight and shadow colors, and body background color.
<P>The second linked file (GRAPH0.CSS) sets the image and
font information for banner and non-graphical navigation controls.
<P>The third linked file (THEME.CSS) sets the font family
for the body, the six heading levels and the background image.
<P>All the graphical navigation controls are in the final
linked file (CUSTOM.CSS) along with all the bullet levels.
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