RicClark
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| 03/24/2008 1:04 AM |
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| The CSS Styles could use some clarity about which label is what and where it is. Since most are 11 or 12 px and normal, its going to take 3 edits and reloads substituting colors to figure what ends up where. Nothing shows up at 20 or 14 px, so I assume Head and SubHead aren't used in the default layout. That leaves SubSubHead, Normal and NormalTextBox. Could you give me a clue? |
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bcasson
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| 03/24/2008 8:17 AM |
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| The CSS Styles should be listed on or about pages 26 & 27 of the User Guide. To tryout my changes, what I do is place styles in the portal's cascading style sheet and then I can change them without having to play around with reloading the module. The other advantage is that I can have different styles for each portal in the host set-up. |
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rstordeur
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| 05/12/2008 6:23 PM |
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Ok, i give up. I'm trying to set the color of the 'back' link on the Detail page. I've set every possible CSS styple to it. I checked the page source and it looks like it is using the 'CommandButton' class, but i set that and nothing!
Please enlighten me......
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bcasson
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| 05/13/2008 8:30 AM |
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Does your skin file contain a LINK to its CSS file? The reason that I ask, is that if it does then this overrides the default DNN process for loading and determining which properties a style finally has. When a skin contains a link to its css file, then it overrides module, portal and default css styles.
This could be a reason that when you make changes to the CommandButton style it doesn't change. |
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bcasson
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| 05/13/2008 8:40 AM |
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A solution would be to extract the wildPortfolio.ascx file from the zip and near the bottom of the file look for the following code:
asp:linkbutton id="cmdDetCancel" runat="server" cssclass="CommandButton" resourcekey="cmdBack" causesvalidation="False" borderstyle="none"
Note: I left the angle brackets out.
change the cssclass="CommandButton" to cssclass="yourstyle"
Put the wildPortfolio.ascx file back into the zip and re-install the module.
The quickest way to make changes to "yourstyle" would be to put the style in the Sites CSS file, whcih you edit through Admin ==> Site Settings ==> Stylesheet Editor. |
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