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format in a format with CSS?

Hi,

I am working with a CMS system that defines its own format for tags like
h1, h2, body etc.

I want to reset those within a certain range and define my own.
So how should the CSS central format should look like?

The text that I insert will be already inside a body-tag which I cannot
manipulate, and which has its own css-file.

I know that I can define a <div> for each part, but I would rather set a
central format within the body for h1 etc and then use those as assigned by
me instead of having to add the format to each headline.

Any idea howto do that?

thanks

Oliver

Jul 20 '05 #1
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