I know it is frowned upon to not use CSS, but, the reason why I want everything
done in HTML is because I want to list my page on an auction, and this auction
does not support the use of css, everything has to be purely done in HTML, is
there a way to set dreamweaver so that it does not automatically make my
formating turn to CSS?

Thanks,
Bill.

..oO(BKolos)

>I know it is frowned upon to not use CSS, but, the reason why I want everything
>done in HTML is because I want to list my page on an auction, and this auction
>does not support the use of css, everything has to be purely done in HTML

If it's about eBay or a similar platform, then in fact you can use CSS.
You just have to add a 'style' element to the page body(!) to link to an
external stylesheet. It's completely invalid HTML, because the 'style'
element belongs to the document's head, but it should work in almost
every browser. And since usually the rest of the auction page is invalid
HTML anyway, it doesn't really hurt either.

See if this helps.

Micha

Actually I figured out how to get dreamweaver to use HTML Tags instead of CSS,
but is there a way to now convert those CSS that I currently already
created(before I knew ebay didnt support CSS) to HTML tags?

Thanks,
Bill.

Actually you've already got your html tags. CSS is just styling those tags. So do what Micha said. :-)

Yup it worked, thanks a lot Micha!

..oO(BKolos)

>Yup it worked, thanks a lot Micha!

You're welcome.

Micha