Adding style can be easily done using Macromedia Dreamweaver 2.0. A reference site listing of CSS1 and CSS-P attributes is available from Index DOT CSS Property Index . CSS-P allows scriptable, dynamic elements in a web page. Click here to see a trivial example . CSS-P attributes, usable in both Netscape and Internet Explorer, except for overflow position is used to specify whether the element is positioned absolutely or relatively.
Valid parameters are absolute , relative , and static .
The term absolutely and relatively are confusing. Static is the default value, placing the element in its normal position in the web page. In an image for example, you can clip the image. The clipped area is still there, but is transparent for the purposes of positionable elements. Valid parameters are hidden , visible , and inherit .