New CSS Tag For Title Text
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Take for example the page linked above.. the "About Us" text. I want to make a new css tag (h5 or h6 Im guessing) and add some attributes to it such as border, padding, background, and padding. As of now the css tag is <td>.contentheading.
Im pretty sure I can make a new css tag to look how I want but how do I go about assigning the title text of each page "About Us", "Commitee", etc.. to this new tag rather than .contentheading?
I may have confused everyone..but if anyone is out there and wants to help, let me know thanks!
David
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- James Spencer
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- You could just change the .contentheading variables in the style.css and template_css.css
- James Spencer / Developer & Support / Hull, UK
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- i thought about that, but the page headings on the front page have the same .contentheading attributes but i dont want to change those
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- James Spencer
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It may just be easier to disable page titles for those content and then use your customised tags - they do not work with content titles, i do believe
Such as <custom>Title inside the content box</custom> - James Spencer / Developer & Support / Hull, UK
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James S! wrote:
It may just be easier to disable page titles for those content and then use your customised tags - they do not work with content titles, i do believe
Such as <custom>Title inside the content box</custom>
Thats how I have been working on it so far..I was hoping there would be some easy way to implement a plugin such as dynamic text replacement or the css flash image replacement trick?
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