I got the latest version of everything.
I did some research here looking for a basic answer..but I got confused reading what I found.
So..
What is the easiest method for taking your CC menu and CSSing it into all of your pages?
What if you have a top menu and a bottom menu?
I usually just need a good bump start before I start learning things on my own.
any help would be appreciated
CC Menu CSS'd into VSD -BillR & Co......
JR,
Did you read the message I posted about doing that with the HTML Editor?
Check this and see if it helps: http://www.coffeecup.com/forums/html-editor/using-a-single-copy-of-the-css-menu/
You don't CSS something to a page. CSS is Cascading Style Sheets, and are nothing more than a way to change the look of your entire site by changing a single file. As an example, you can put the code for your page background on every page, or in an external CSS file. If you decide to make a change to your background, you either change every page, or you change your css file.
The same applies to anything associated with your fonts; size, weight, face, color, etc. Maybe you want all your images to have a specific border with a specific color and if so, setting the style in an external style sheet will set everything on your site.
Once you get used to using CSS, you will see how much effort it save you.
To duplicate code on every page, you can either copy and paste from one to the next, or you can set that portion of code in a separate file and call it into each page. The message in the link will tell you how to do that.
Do let me know if you have any problems with the instructions on that page, and I can further explain what I meant.
Did you read the message I posted about doing that with the HTML Editor?
Check this and see if it helps: http://www.coffeecup.com/forums/html-editor/using-a-single-copy-of-the-css-menu/
You don't CSS something to a page. CSS is Cascading Style Sheets, and are nothing more than a way to change the look of your entire site by changing a single file. As an example, you can put the code for your page background on every page, or in an external CSS file. If you decide to make a change to your background, you either change every page, or you change your css file.
The same applies to anything associated with your fonts; size, weight, face, color, etc. Maybe you want all your images to have a specific border with a specific color and if so, setting the style in an external style sheet will set everything on your site.
Once you get used to using CSS, you will see how much effort it save you.
To duplicate code on every page, you can either copy and paste from one to the next, or you can set that portion of code in a separate file and call it into each page. The message in the link will tell you how to do that.
Do let me know if you have any problems with the instructions on that page, and I can further explain what I meant.
I'll do that..
I've had some CSS experience.. enough to change a border color and run away. the shopping cart for my site.. was my first taste of CSS.. changing the or..setting the background image... talk about stupid.. every tutorial I looked up.. didn't tell me how to CSS a background image to my Godaddy shopping cart..
but.. I figured it out..with a little help from my FTP program.
I just finished up since CSS work on another site.. border colors.. another pain. I am using website tonight to edit that one.
I am sure once I learn CSS more.. I'll laugh..but right now.. I'm not laughing
thanks for the link.. hopefully it won't confuse me.
I've had some CSS experience.. enough to change a border color and run away. the shopping cart for my site.. was my first taste of CSS.. changing the or..setting the background image... talk about stupid.. every tutorial I looked up.. didn't tell me how to CSS a background image to my Godaddy shopping cart..
but.. I figured it out..with a little help from my FTP program.
I just finished up since CSS work on another site.. border colors.. another pain. I am using website tonight to edit that one.
I am sure once I learn CSS more.. I'll laugh..but right now.. I'm not laughing
thanks for the link.. hopefully it won't confuse me.
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