The content for ezpages is basic html, and this is stored in the database (unlike the defined pages, which have their html content stored in the file system).
What you could do is this:
Use an external HTML editor to compile your ezpages content - (even MS FrontPage is OK!)
Create a set of css styles that you would like to apply generically across your ezpages. Make sure the ID's you create don't conflict with existing ID's.
So, you could have something like this in one of your ezpages html:-
HTML Code:
<div id="ezpagesStyleOne">
Our products are amongst the best available anywhere.<br /><br />.
We also have the best prices in the country, and guarantee a quality service.
</div>
Then, in your stylesheet, you could set up a declaration for that ID:-
Code:
#ezpagesStyleOne {
font-family: verdana, helvetica, arial, sans-serif;
font-size: 110%;
color: #565656;
line-height:140%;
}
Remember, when you use an external HTML editor to compile the code, use only the bits between the <body> and </body> tags.
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