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Once you ve created a style, you have two easy options for modifying it in Visual Studio. Both revolve around the CSS Properties window, which allows you to dissect the formatting details of any style. To show the CSS Properties window, open a web page in Visual Studio and choose View CSS Properties. The CSS Properties window is usually grouped with the Toolbox and Server Explorer windows at the left of the Visual Studio window. Now that the CSS Properties window is visible, you can use it to view one of your styles. First, find the element or web control that uses the style attribute. Then, click to select it (in design view) or click somewhere in the element s start tag (in source view). Either way, the style information for that element will appear in the CSS Properties window. For example, Figure 13-5 shows what you ll see for the <div> element that was formatted in the previous section. The CSS Properties window provides an exhaustive list of all the formatting properties you can use in a style. This list is grouped into categories, and the properties in each category are sorted alphabetically. The ones that are currently set are displayed in bold. You can use the CSS Properties window to modify existing style properties or set new ones, in the same way that you modify the properties for web controls using the Properties window. For example, in Figure 13-5 the font size is being changed.

Figure 13-5. The CSS Properties window (on the left) Depending on your personal taste, you may find that the CSS Properties window is more convenient than the style builder because it gives you access to every style property at once. Or, you may prefer the more organized views in the style builder. (Your preference might also depend on how much screen real estate you have to devote to the CSS Properties window.) If you decide that you want to return to the style builder to change a style, the process is fairly straightforward. First, select the element that has the inline style. Next, look at the Applied Rules list at the top of the CSS Properties window, which should show the text < inline style >. Right-click that text and choose Modify Style to open the Modify Style dialog box, which looks identical to the New Style dialog box you considered earlier.

Using the $html->link() function helps with maintaining consistent links and also is a convenience wrapper for the common <a> tag. This function outputs an <a> anchor tag. link( title[string], url[mixed], attributes[array], confirmMessage[string], escapeTitle[bool] ) title: The content to be linked; may include HTML tags, but the escapeTitle parameter must be set to false to display correctly. url = null: If an array, this will cause the link to point to controllers and actions; as a path relative to Cake, it will be parsed as an internal link; as an absolute URL, it will be passed as it is. attributes: The parameter through which to pass HTML attributes to be included with the tag. confirmMessage = false: When set, this message will be displayed in a JavaScript alert dialog box; if the user proceeds, the link will be activated. escapeTitle = true: By default, any symbols will be escaped for HTML; when set to false, the string supplied in title will be passed along as entered. This function is rather simple: provide the content to be linked, and tell Cake where to send the user when clicked. I discussed basic inline links with the $html->link() function when I showed how to bake some views. These are simple enough linking the string Add a Post to the Posts Add action is done with the following code: < =$html->link('Add a Post','/posts/add'); >

Note You can t use the CSS Properties window to create a style. If you select an element that doesn t have

a style applied, you won t see anything in the CSS Properties window (unless you select an element that s inside another element, and the containing element uses a style).

The CSS Properties window is actually a bit more sophisticated than the current discussion has let on Not only does it show the style for the current element, it also shows any styles that are applied to containing elements For example, if you look at an element inside the formatted <div>, you ll see the style that s applied to the <div> If more than one style is at work (for example, the <div> is contained in another formatted <div>, or you ve added a style to the <body> element), you ll see all of these styles in the list, with the most general at the top and the most specific at the bottom You can select the style you want in the list to modify it.