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Using Your Own Style Sheets in Opera 6 & 7
This page explains how to make Opera use colour and font styles you have created in your own style sheet.
Instructions
To choose your own style sheet in Opera 6 & 7:
- Open the 'File' menu with the mouse or by pressing 'Alt' + 'F'.
- Select the 'Preferences' option with the mouse or by pressing 'R'.
Fig 1
- Click on the 'Page style' heading on the left-hand menu as highlighted in Fig 1 above, or use the arrow keys to select it.
- Click the drop down box next to 'Default Mode', and choose 'User Mode' from the list, or press 'Tab' until the 'Default mode' drop down box is highlighted and use the arrow keys to select 'User Mode'.
Fig 2
- Click the 'Choose' button under the 'My Style sheet' heading, or press 'Tab' until the button is highlighted and then press 'Enter', to display the browse dialog box as shown in Fig 3.
Fig 3
As an example, we will load a style sheet from the 'My Style' folder within the 'My Documents' folder, but you should substitute this with your own style sheet's location. - Click on the 'My Documents' button on the left, or press 'Tab' until the left sidebar area is highlighted and then select the 'My Documents' icon with the arrow keys and press 'Enter'.
- Scroll along in the list of files and folders and double click the 'My Style' folder to open it, or press 'Tab' to enter the file and folder list area, and use the arrow keys to select the 'My Styles' folder and press 'Enter' to open it.
- Double click on the style sheet you wish to open, or press 'Tab' until it is highlighted and press 'Enter' to select it and return to the 'Preferences' window.
- Click 'OK', or press 'Tab' until the 'OK' button is highlighted and press 'Enter' to return to Opera.
Note: If this does not work it could be because your computer settings cannot be changed due to local IT policies - contact your local IT support for further help.
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