How does one customize the front page text formatting
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- Noah Cinquini2
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I am using the Zephyr theme and trying to customize specific words to display as different colors.
For instance, I want the word "New!" in red, but when I try to do this, the Zephyr theme overwrites the customization.
Does anyone know how to change this?
Thanks.
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- cdavis411
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Hello,
1. Are you referring to text in an article or module?
2. Are you using a WYSIWYG or HTML editor?
3. Is your site online? If so, what is the URL so we can get a look at it.
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- Noah Cinquini2
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My site is offline.
Yes, this is text in an article.
Yes, I am using JCE WYSIWYG editor.
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- cdavis411
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Not sure what would be causing this. I have installed JCE on my Zephyr test site and everything works fine with text color changes.
To further clarify, are you changing the text color of a link, a heading (title) or just regular paragraph text?
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- Noah Cinquini2
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I went in to the article manager and created a new article and set it to a front page article (This will display the article on the main page) and published it.
Within the article (Backend editing) I specify that I want text to display as red, which it does in the backend, but does not on the main site.
Is there a way to display a custom HTML module on the main page? If I can accomplish this, I should be able to get it working fine. However I do not see a Position called "main".
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- Noah Cinquini2
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So I went through and cleared the entire page/article code for the article having problems and re-created the page and everything is working now. There must have been an un-closed tag or something causing the problem.
Thanks for taking the time to look at my post!
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