Hi Wizards.

I have problem displaying form text in the page containers here;


http://www.ollepersson.com/OurServices.aspx

Likely depending on that this CSS class control the entire site.
(Want to keep this font white due to the menu style)

How to create a CSS class overwriting this for the containers?
Or writing a class that separately controls my menu?

I tried copy this to the "container CSS" but even there this class will control the menu.



/* this is the font class used throughout your site - change the size here */
table, tr, td, th, div, p
{
font-family: tahoma;
font-size: 14px;
line-height: 1.4em;
color: #fff;
}

Cheers

Olle....

Have changed the CSS class to 009 dark blue for the moment.

Doesn't work well with the red button background though.

More discoveries;

.MainMenu_MenuItem, .ModuleTitle_MenuItem {
font-family:tahoma;
color:#fff;
font-size:12px;
background:#C80A39;
font-weight:bold;
font-style:normal;
padding:0px 10px 0px 10px;
height:20px;
border:0;
text-align:justify;

This is obvious the menu class.

However, the main menu if over-written by the previous font class.
While this class are able to control the sub-menus.


Cheers


Olle...

Olle,

That page looks good at the moment. Is this problem solved, or have you just "worked around" it and you are still looking for a solution?

Hi..

No, the problem is still there Joe.
(I did work around it by setting the text to blue though)
http://www.ollepersson.com/

I want the menu text (with the red background) WHITE, however, this class sets a lot of the container text to white as well.
Effecting the admin pages only, all fonts when attempting to edit are white on white background.

Probably need a class specifically for the menu, a class that overwrite the above 'main class'.

/* this is the font class used throughout your site - change the size here */
table, tr, td, th, div, p

Cheers


Olle....

Yes, a class applied specifically to the menu is the way to go.

Thanks Craig - now I just have to remember to build CSS classes.

Might get back to you!

There are some nice tutorials in our library that deal with that. I think that if you check the skinning tutorials that have CSS in the title, that's a good place to start.

This too:

Beginners html guide for DotNetNuke
Bad Practices when working with the Text / HTML module
Styling and formatting in the Text / HTML module
(skinning)
Styling and formatting (part 2) – Text / HTML module and FCKEditor

Thanks - I probably review them all - need a good refresher.

Cheers