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webteammember
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Location: UK
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One other question.
How can a user apply a style to an element? From the wsyiwyg, it seems like you can only add heading 1, heading 2 etc, but add specific classes to those elements
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Daniel
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lux
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Location: Manitoba, Canada
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webteammember said:
One other question.
How can a user apply a style to an element? From the wsyiwyg, it seems like you can only add heading 1, heading 2 etc, but add specific classes to those elements
Thanks
Daniel
Hi Daniel,
Sitellite doesn't apply styles directly in the editor since that would lead to inconsistent style application across a site, but rather allows you to edit the ID and class attributes of a tag through the Edit Properties dialog. Just move the cursor to the tag you want to edit and click the edit button in the path at the bottom of the editor.
The ID and class values appear as select boxes, and the values are parsed from your template set's site.css file, so you can define custom styles in there and Sitellite will find them automatically. It's also aware that img.foo or img#foo only apply to images, but .foo can apply to any tag.
Cheers,
Lux
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webteammember
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Thanks for the reply Lux
I've had a quick look, that seems to work fine.
Thanks for all your replies
Daniel
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