Adobe Muse Classroom in a Book.pdf

4 Click the Redefine Selected Style button ( ) at the bottom of the panel.Notice that the plus is gone from the right of the proper name style name andthat the other Koffee Kart text has updated to reflect the new formatting.5 Choose File > Save Site.When working with Character Styles, you will find that a lot of the features likeduplicating, deleting, unlinking, and more are identical in functionality to paragraphstyles.Now that you have your text formatted and your styles created, you will copy somecontent from another site.Pasting text between Muse sitesIn this section, you’ll copy some text content from one page and paste it ontoanother. Copying and pasting text between pages in a site lets you keep the formatting.If you copy and paste text from one site to another site, the formatting isretained, and Muse copies any necessary text styles into the second site. This can bea great way to quickly duplicate styles from one site to another.First, you need to add pages for this new content.1 Click the Plan mode link with your site showing.2 Position the pointer over the THE KOFFEE page thumbnail, and click the plussign (+) beneath the thumbnail to create a new child page. Name the pagePreparation.3 Position the pointer over the newPreparation page thumbnail, and clickthe plus sign (+) to the right of thethumbnail to create a new sibling page.Name the page Origins.P Note: The two newpages you added willbecome a submenu inthe menu. It will needto be formatted to looklike the other submenuyou formatted in Lesson3. You will do that inLesson 8, “ApplyingEffects, Graphic Styles,and Inserting HTML.”4 Double-click the Preparationthumbnail to open the page in Designmode.5 Choose View > Fit Page In Window.6 Choose File > Open Site. Navigate to the Lesson04 folder in the Lessons folder.Choose the file named CopyText.muse, and click Open (Windows) or Select(Mac OS). This is the site from which you’re going to copy the content.7 With the new site open in Plan mode, double-click the Preparation pagethumbnail to open the page in Design mode.116 lesson 4 Adding and styling text