I usually make a copy of the text_n_colors.css style sheet in the CSS folder of the project, and then, so I don’t have to modify those styles directly, I add the styles specifi c to the site at the end of this style sheet, allowing me to override the preceding styles that I want to change. I will do this in the example that follows.

The text_n_colors.css style sheet which I copy from the library into each site’s CSS folder, as I did previously, is currently a few hundred lines long as a I have a number of color schemes set up in it. At the end of the styling process, I tend to go back into this style sheet and remove all the sets of styles I didn’t need—if I based my design on the set of color styles with the lime class, I might as well strip out the other color sets. To save space here, I won’t show all the styles in this style sheet; I’ll just show you the styles I kept from the original text_n_colors.css after completing the design for this site. Here they are, broken into sections with my comments between each section.