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[Paul H]

I need a little help with my CSS so I''ve done a screen shot to make explaining easier
http://www.vwspeedshop.com/dropfile/image1xc.jpg

The two sections of text A and B work off the same bit of CSS file and I need to make the Text B
a different colour to Text A so has anyone got that little peice of code that I can insert in my CSS
or some simple instructions

Thanks

Smile

[wjbrewer]

If they are both using the same CSS tag you will have to edit the .tpl file (I think it is customer/main/register.tpl) to make the text at the top use a different tag. If there is already one in skin1.css that you like you just change it to that, otherwise just create a new tag with the font, size, and color that you want.

[Paul H]

Thanks for the info. I will have a go at the CSS thing as there are lots of bits of text that have the same tag and as I chose black and white layout it causes problems. My first line of the CSS below. In the tpl file I would be looking for a line of code like : class= body or div or th etc right ??


/**** LINK-tag style sheet skin1.css ****/

BODY,DIV,TH,P,TD,TT
{
font-family: Arial,Verdana,Sans-Serif ;
font-size: 12px;
font-weight:

[wjbrewer]

[quote=Paul H]
/**** LINK-tag style sheet skin1.css ****/

BODY,DIV,TH,P,TD,TT
{
font-family: Arial,Verdana,Sans-Serif ;
font-size: 12px;
font-weight:

The code above is basically the 'master' setting for your entire site. You will not find it referred to in a .tpl file. If you have a line of HTML that is something like:

<table><tr><td>Some text</td></tr></table>

It will use the css style above because it includes TD tags. You will only find tags that start with a "." (Like .left_menu for example) reffered to in a .tpl file, and generally it will be something like

<p class=left_menu> Some Text </p>

You can make up new CSS tags that you want, and then code them into the .tpl files.

[Paul H]

I had some success with adding CSS tags but I think there is some kind of heirarchy going on one thing over rides another but maybe it's just me. Why do some of the CSS tags have a dot in front of them and others don't ?