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  • style info placed by Gantry

    Posted 14 years 7 months ago
    • There is internal styling placed into HEAD by ( I assume) Gantry...how can I control this?...the H1 color is following the link color set by Gantry. I can't override obviously since its inline. Can I stop Gantry from putting this in the HEAD altogether?

      I just need to change the rt-article-title text color. I'm jumping around in CSS files but anywhere I put a style for the rt-article it gets overridden it seems like.

      On a philosophical note why are we putting ANY styling in the head?..kinda defeats the CSS inheritance or am I missing something?
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    Re: style info placed by Gantry

    Posted 14 years 7 months ago
    • Well, this depends on the template you are using. The css styling you see there is loaded through Gantry most likely because it's made to be controlled through the template manager in the backend. Other styling is there to build out the grid system and to provide other various controls through the template manager. This does take some getting used to and is different than what pre-gantry templates required.

      If you can post in the specific templates forum with your question, we can help direct you much more easily to the specific files and lines of code necessary to change to make this happen. If it's one of the free GPL templates, there is a forum for those too.
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  • Re: style info placed by Gantry

    Posted 14 years 7 months ago
    • It's Quasar...i looked for a forum for those but let me look again.
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    Re: style info placed by Gantry

    Posted 14 years 7 months ago
    • OK, here's the forum for Quasar, but it is limited to read only if you're not a member.

      http://www.rockettheme.com/forum/index.php?f=288&rb_v=viewforum

      This page shows the style controls for the template and shows the link color, which is the article color if you have your article titles set to link to the article:
      http://demo.rockettheme.com/free/quasar/tutorials/style-control

      If you don't have the article titles set to link to the article, you can always add a style class to your css file that should override the other styling...
      .rt-article-title {color:#000000;}

      or possibly:
      .rt-article-title {color:#000000 !important;}
      if it doesn't seem like it's taking.
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