About styling:
If you just want your text to look the same as the rest of your site then you could add a bit of CSS in the before end Head section.
Then the code I pasted before.
Any code that YOU add in the Page>HTML Markup section (whether before Head, after Head etc) is respected by FW and remains unchanged by FW unless YOU change it.
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A text field has the tag ‘input’, so you would want to build a style
with the tag
.ml_content input
But don’t go too far with this. It’s a pet peeve of mine that people
will go so far to style a text field that the average user won’t
recognize it as a place to type things!
As far as the Logout button goes, you should try the following (which
is how I figured out as much as I did). First, enable the Develop menu
in Safari Preferences / Advanced. Then Control-click on the link in
your page while you’re viewing it in Safari. In the contextual menu,
choose Inspect Element. You will see a complete tree of tags
surrounding that element. Pick something that is class-based, or if
there is a specific ID like maybe ml_logout then use that. If you
create a tag style for an ID, prefix the value of the ID with an
octothorp: #ml_logout if that’s what it’s called. If it’s a class, as
all the others I have mentioned, then you prefix it with a dot.
Walter
On Aug 24, 2011, at 2:54 AM, Robert Stollar wrote:
Thanks Walter, that’s better. Would you know what Tag name would
apply to the dialogue boxes (if any). Also the Logout button doesn’t
seem to be affected by styling. Nevertheless, the is much better
already. Thanks a lot.Robert
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Thanks to both of you, Dave and Walter. Appreciate your help.
Walter, I had a look but got kind of lost. I tried both class and ID based styling but it would not budge.
Thanks again.
Robert
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If you go back to my code snippet and change item1 and item2 to match the actual names of your Divs ie members-area-register and members-area-login then that should work for you.
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If you just want your text to look the same as the rest of your site then you could add a bit of CSS in the before end Head section.
Dave,
I’m not quite sure about the mechanics of what needs to happen.
How do I add the CSS in the “before end Head” section? Would I use a Page>HTML Markup and paste your code (replacing item 1 and item 2 with appropriate names) in there? Or would I do Insert>Markup Item and paste your code there? Or an HTML box with a CrowBar action?
Thanks
Robert
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Would I use a Page>HTML Markup and paste your code (replacing item 1 and item 2 with appropriate names) in there?
Exactly
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