To Create a Style

In the active workspace, open the Style Manager to access styles by doing one of the following:

Workspace	Ribbon Path
Electrical	Click Manage tab Style & Display panel Style Manager drop-down Electrical Device Styles .
Electrical	Click Manage tab Style & Display panel Style Manager drop-down Electrical Panel Styles .
Electrical	Click Manage tab Style & Display panel Style Manager drop-down Wire Styles .
PlumbingClick	Click Manage tab Style & Display panel Style Manager drop-down Plumbing Fitting Styles .
Plumbing	Click Manage tab Style & Display panel Style Manager drop-down Plumbing Line Styles .
Schematic	Click Manage tab Style & Display panel Style Manager drop-down Schematic Symbol Styles .
Schematic	Click Manage tab Style & Display panel Style Manager drop-down Schematic Line Styles .

Note: To create new styles for Conduit, Cable Tray, Custom Duct/Pipe Fittings and other content, click Manage tab

Style & Display panel

Style Manager

, and click the + sign to open a domain type. Then, you can access sub-domain styles.

Create the style:

If you want to…	then in the left pane of Style Manager…
create a new, blank style	right-click the corresponding styles category (for example, Device Styles), and click New. Enter a name, and press Enter.
copy an existing style	do the following: Right-click the style you want to copy, and click Copy. Right-click the corresponding styles category (for example, Device Styles), and click Paste. Right-click the copy, click Rename, enter a new name, and press Enter.

On the General tab, enter a description for the style, and click Apply.
Specify the general properties the style. For help, see
- Specifying the Design Rules of a Style
- Defining the Views of a Style
- Configuring the Connectors of a Style
- Configuring the Display Properties of a Style
Specify any discipline-specific properties of the style. For help, see
- Configuring Styles for Devices and Panels and Configuring Styles for Wires
- Configuring Styles for Schematic Pipes and Fittings
- Configuring Styles for Schematic Lines