If you want to override styles defined in an external style sheet or in an embedded style, you can do so on the Inline Styles tab.
Browser-specific implementation of style hierarchy
Some browsers might not permit the overriding of external
styles with inline styles, or might have different implementations
of style hierarchies. You should always test the appearance of styles
and style overrides with the browsers that will be used to view
your Web site.
To add or modify a style definition using the
Inline Styles tab:
In Source view, right-click the element's start tag or end tag and select Properties from the pop-up menu
or
In Page view, select the viewable object and right-click to access the Properties dialog box.
Select the Inline style type.
Select the Inline radio button and click the Edit button.
Specify style definitions for the selected tag on the tabbed pages of the Inline Style dialog box. To modify the font of the selected item:
Select the Font from the Available Font window.
Use the arrow key to add the font to the Selected Font window. Select the new font in the Selected Font window and click OK.
In the Style Attributes and Values source box, view the styles selected.
Click Apply or OK when finished defining styles.
For more information on styles, see Chapter 4, “Working with Style Sheets and Framesets.”
