Each published document references three style sheets:  cbs-colorscheme.css, cbs-fontface.css, and cbs-pointsize.css.  These files are copied to the publication directory by the publish parser from the user-selected style sheets.  You can change any of the predefined style sheets or create your own.  Here's what three typical style sheets look like

 

.cbs-pagetitle { color: #204020 } .cbs-textlabel { color: #808080 } .cbs-textvalue { color: #204020 } .cbs-pagefooter { color: #808080 } .cbs-table { } .cbs-tableheader { background-color: #F0F0F0; color: #204020 } .cbs-tablevalue { background-color: #FFFFE0; color: #204020 } .cbs-break { color: #FFFFE0}

"Lemon chiffon.css" defines a color scheme

 

.cbs-pagetitle { font-family: Comic Sans MS; text-align: Center } .cbs-textlabel { font-family: Verdana } .cbs-textvalue { font-family: Georgia } .cbs-pagefooter { font-family: Verdana } .cbs-table { } .cbs-tableheader { font-family: Verdana } .cbs-tablevalue { font-family: Georgia } .cbs-break { }

"Web classic.css" defines a font style

 

.cbs-pagetitle { font-size: 18pt; } .cbs-textlabel { font-size: 12pt; } .cbs-textvalue { font-size: 12pt; } .cbs-pagefooter { font-size: 12pt } .cbs-table { } .cbs-tableheader { font-size: 12pt } .cbs-tablevalue { font-size: 12pt; } .cbs-break { }

"12 points.css" defines font point sizes

Each of the three style sheet defines different aspects of the same eight styles.  These eight styles are used as follows:

style	description
cbs-pagetitle	Used for the document title.
cbs-textlabel	Used for labels that describe a data field when not inside a table.
cbs-textvalue	Used for data fields when not inside a table.
cbs-pagefooter	Used for text at the bottom of a document.
cbs-table	Used to define overall attributes of a table
cbs-tableheader	Used for the first row of a multi-row table or the first column of a multi-column table.
cbs-tablevalue	Used for data fields when they are part of a table
cbs-break	Used to define the color of line breaks.