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following style sheet add up to the styles found in previously read style sheets. When style sheets
have a conflicting rule for the same element, class or ID, the last style sheet ‘wins’ and overrides
the rule found in the previous style sheet.
Arranging sections
Changing the order of the sections in a context can have an effect on how they are outputted;
see: "Print sections" on page82, "Email templates" on page117 and Web pages.
To rearrange sections in a context:
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On the Resources pane, expand the Contexts folder, expand the folder of the respective
context, and then drag and drop sections to change the order they are in.
Alternatively, right-click a section and click Arrange. In the Arrange Sections dialog you
can change the order of the sections in the same context by clicking the name of a section
and moving it using the Up and Down buttons.
Outputting sections
Which sections are added to the output, depends on the type of context they are in.
When generating output from the Print context, each of the Print sections is added to the output
document, one after the other in sequence, for each record. The sections are added to the
output in the order in which they appear on the Resources pane. See "Generating Print output"
on page582.
In email output, only one section can be executed at a time. The section that will be output is
the section that has been set as the 'default'. See "Generating Email output" on page596 and
"Email templates" on page117.
It is, however, possible to include or exclude sections when the output is generated, or to set
another section as the 'default', depending on a value in the data. A Control Script can do this;
see "Control Scripts" on page281.
See "Generating output" on page580 to learn how to generate Print documents or Email.
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