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Where Does Live Writer Store Themes
November 3rd, 2009 | 
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I recently changed my theme to one that has a dark background with light content areas and discovered that Windows Live Writer, the blog editor I use to compose my blogs, doesn’t pick up the style for the content area when it decides what to display in the editor window.
Surely, this can’t be that hard to fix. But where does Live Writer store the template information? And can I change the information without mangling the “Preview” display?
The first took a quick search on Google, where I found How to Manually Edit Blog Styles for Windows Live Writer. The problem is, the article was written for Windows XP and I’m using Windows 7. It didn’t map all that well.
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Watching Trends = Job Security
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if IE Conditional CSS using ASP.NET Themes
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In my world, I like to use ASP.NET themes for my CSS, which means the CSS will get included automatically. So the question is, how can we use Artister with ASP.NET themes? Or for that matter, how can we include IE-specific CSS as part of our themes?
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