/* Stand 10.10.2001 */ /* The uses a corporate style sheet for all sites with the purpose of */
/* establishing corporate design on the Web. The style sheet cad.css has also */
/* been developed to allow the partially sighted and/or users with low */
/* resolution monitors to adapt display to their personal preferences. The */
/* style sheet should be included in the HEAD section of every HTML document */
/* with the following line: */ /* */ /* or, if included in the root directory of a local Website */ /* */ /* A quick overview on cad.css’s content: */ /* - font size (10pt) is defined for TD (within tables) and in class "fliess" (outside of tables) */
/* - definition of headers (H1, H2) (depreciated: FONT formatting) */
/* - classes */
/* "kleiner": reduces currebt font size by 15% (usually to appr. 8pt) */
/* "groesser": increase currebt font size by 20% (usually to appr. 12pt) */
/* "nullabstand": suppress top and bottom margins for block tags (P, H1, ) */ /* - colors are defined with IDs (i.e.
makes content of */
/* paragraph dark blue) */ /* The reference to cad.css must be included in every HTML document. The */
/* use of local style definitions in HTML documents is */
/* problematic, because the font sizes defined for Web design */
/* will be overridden. */ /* To implement the styles correctly for Netscape 4.x browsers it is necessary */
/* to apply JSS commands, which we have also placed in an external file together with */
/* some other JavaScript functions. The inclusion MUST follow the style sheet */
/* inclusion (include cad.css and THEN cad.js): */ /* */ /* You can also copy the JS file to the local root directory and */
/* include the file analog to the style sheet. */ /* Since both files are updated from time to time, we suggest you use */
/* the files on. */