CSS classes added to typography.css should show up in this file. However, it's a little finicky sometimes. I've found that it works best if you make it a global CSS class (so, just a style item with a dot in front of it.)

Like..

.headline {font-size: 18px;}

In typography.css

should show up in the Styles menu (you may need to clear your cache or even restart your browser.)

This is perfect. I love this community.

i think they'd be particularly useful for clients who want to add a bit of breathing room to inline images.

as in:



-mario

there's even a tutorial about this:
http://www.codeblog.ch/2009/05/concrete5-css-features/...

The tutorial helped a lot! Here's some other stuff I learned that wasn't in the tut:

The classes in typography.css only affect the editor, so they must duplicated in main.css in order to work on the actual website.

Also, typography.css should be in the root theme folder; not a subfolder.