Here's the HTML after applying the ''recolor'' Style. <DIV><FONT class=redcolor>This page</FONT> should be helpful to Bible students desiring to do more in-depth research into God's Word. Here you will find tips on Bible Interpretation and also links to trusted Christian websites that focus on exploratory Biblical research. ...

Well...I thought I understood your comment, but I don't. The paragraph styles work okay, but the Style dropdown items don't.  I am not sure what you mean by putting the Head,SubHead,... into the class?  Can you be more specific?

Ah yes.  I forgot that the StylesDropDwon is used for custom styles and that the paragraph formatting dropdowns determined text styles--typically found in Word. Right? Thanks for getting back to me quickly. Darold

I have put the following code into the Editor asp page so that a client can apply different styles on text. editor.StyleDropDownMenuNames=''Normal,Heading 1,Heading 2,Heading 3,Heading 4,Heading 5,Heading 6,Head,Subhead,NormalRed,Comment'' editor.StyleDropDownMenuList=''Normal,Heading 1,Heading 2,Heading 3,Heading 4,Heading 5,Heading ...

Thanks, Adam.

Adam, I am not asking for details on ''how to customize.''  I am asking:  will code have to be modified or will my webhost server environment have to be structured so that my multiple client websites on the one server will be able to point to the VD just as it does now in the ASP3.0 fashion. Darold

Can you give me some idea as to what ''customization'' will be required?

Adam, Is ASP4.0 ready for use in a hosted virtual directory setup?  I have 3.0 now with the server license for multiple client websites one one server.  It is working--after much difficulty, as you know--and I don't want to upgrade until 4.0 is proven to work in a VD setup. Thanks.   Darold

Adam, Do you mean to say that if I replace the 3.0 with 4.0 in thevirtual directory setup I now have working, 4.0 won't work?

Adam, Just want you to know that after considerable debugging and testing, I was able to get the virtual directory use of \CE-files to work with multiple client domains on my web host. For some client websites I use a SQLServer db and for others that have too much HTML (like an ebookstore with many aisles and many ebooks) I simply save ...