Adding custom styles before </head> in Freeway 6 bug?

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Add custom styles to override the CSS Menu action and insert CSS Before

#fwNav1 .fwNavItem a.fwCurrent, #fwNav1 .fwNavItem a.fwCurrent:hover { border-radius: 4px; } #fwNav1 .fwNavItem a { margin-left:15px; margin-right 15px; }

In Freeway 5.6.5 the CSS would correctly go “After” the inline CSS Menus actions styles. Fine. In Freeway 6 it ends up “before” the CSS Menus Action styles. Dang! !important

Can anyone test this in FW6 to see if it’s only me?


David Owen


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Tried this for you and it ends up right at the end of all other inline styles, before scripts and external stylesheet


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Did you try a Freeway 6 document set to use external style sheets and the CSS menus action on the page?

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On 29 May 2013, at 19:32, “Simon K” email@hidden wrote:

Tried this for you and it ends up right at the end of all other inline styles, before scripts and external stylesheet


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CSS menu action yes and FW 6.08, the external stylesheet link in my file is for Caxton/@fontface not the document.


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…And your html markup inserted into page > HTML Markup > before ends up in the html code last in the order and just above in the code Freeway Generates?

Can you try a new clean FW6 document? Add only a CSS menu on the page, add some markup before (like my example inline CSS) and post the code Freeway Publishes back here?

For me if you upgrade a Freeway 5 document these inline style are OK. Edit code before in Freeway 6 and bang they go above the inline CCS menu styles when you publish.

I think this is a bug.


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On 29 May 2013, at 19:32, “Simon K” email@hidden wrote:

Tried this for you and it ends up right at the end of all other inline styles, before scripts and external stylesheet


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Untitled #fwNav1 .fwNavItem a.fwCurrent, #fwNav1 .fwNavItem a.fwCurrent:hover { border-radius: 4px; } #fwNav1 .fwNavItem a { margin-left:15px; margin-right 15px; }
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Yup … same issue here

<!DOCTYPE HTML>
Untitled #fwNav1 .fwNavItem a.fwCurrent, #fwNav1 .fwNavItem a.fwCurrent:hover { border-radius: 4px; } #fwNav1 .fwNavItem a { margin-left:15px; margin-right 15px; }

I don’t understand why all CSS is externalized, except for the CSS Menus styles …


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Richard you’re using 6.1 b1? I’m on 6.08 how about you David, ps where are the instructions for posting code images etc to this forum?


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Weird, yours is the same problem as mine, whilst Simons is OK.

In this instance I’m using 6.0.8


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On 29 May 2013, at 21:06, “Richard van Heukelum” email@hidden wrote:

Yup … same issue here


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FreewayTalk is a set of mailing lists, and everything you see on the Web is “scraped” from plain-text mail messages. Even when you use the Web “forum” to post, you are only sending mail to the listserv.

You can add rich formatting to your messages using Markdown:

http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/dingus

Anything you write in Markdown syntax will be interpreted here. There are some additional language extensions to make it easier to post code examples – we use the “fenced code block” syntax, which is four tildes in a row on a line before and again after the code. (Four spaces or one tab at the beginning of each line of code will also work, but that can get messy on long lines, which get forcibly wrapped by many e-mail applications. The fence is unambiguous.)

~~~~
This is code
~~~~

Comes out like this:

This is code

We also have integration with Gist and Pastie for longer code examples. Go to either of those sites (https://gist.github.com or http://pastie.org) and create a page there, then paste the URL all alone on a line here, and you’ll see the code neatly rendered inline. This is probably the best way to put a huge example, like your entire page of html, on this site.

The mailing list does not accept attachments – your message will be bounced if you try that. If you want to show a picture, post it on a Web server somewhere and either paste a plain link to it here (which people may click if they’re so inclined) or use Markdown image syntax to create an image tag for it (see the Dingus for directions). Remember – anything you post here is (hopefully) going to be around for years to come. So if you post a link to an image, try not to take that image down ever. (Disk is cheap.)

Walter

On May 29, 2013, at 4:10 PM, Simon K wrote:

Richard you’re using 6.1 b1? I’m on 6.08 how about you David, ps where are the instructions for posting code images etc to this forum?


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Thank you Walter


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Hi guys,

This problem is now logged.

Joe

On 29 May 2013, at 21:33, Simon K email@hidden wrote:

Thank you Walter


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