There are several standard styles:
The general style of text in the body of the document will look like this, font face: arial, color: black.
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The paragraph style will justify your text. This is very useful for articles displayed in columns.
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This is the H1 Header style
This is the H2 Header style
This is the H3 Header style
This is the H4 Header style
This is the generic link style
Then there are the custom styles. Custom styles affect various parts of the page: tables, text, backgrounds.
| The topborder style puts a 1px width solid border of a certain color along the top of any table cell |
| The fullborder style puts a 1px width solid border of a certain color all the way around any table |
| The sideheadl style puts a 1px width solid border of a certain color all the way around any table cell, and sets the font to 12px bold of a certain color aligned to the left |
| The sideheadr style puts a 1px width solid border of a certain color all the way around any table cell, and sets the font to 12px bold of a certain color aligned to the right |
The mainhead style is 18px bold smallcaps text of this color
The subhead style is 14px bold text of this color
The byline style is 9px bold uppercase text of this color
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The dropcap style floats a large, bold, italic letter at the beginning of the first line of a story.
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The maintext style is 12px bold text the same color as the page background color. It is not usually on a black background, but is here so that it is visible.
The whitetext style is 9px white text. It is not usually on a black background but is here so it is visible.
The greentext style is 12px italic text of this color.
The whiteback style adds a white background behind any text. No text formatting is specified with this style.
The greenback style adds this color background behind any text. No text formatting is specified with this style.
The blackback style adds a black background behind any text. No text formatting is specified with this style but this text is white so it is legible
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