css3 timeline - Post ID 252597
How would one go about adding this timeline http://codepen.io/P233/pen/lGewF using RSD?
Thanks in advance,
MJ
Thanks in advance,
MJ
Hi Mark,
What you want to do here is create a custom css file and put in all your css from that clip. Then within RSD add an html element and paste the html from the clip. You may want to edit the html in an editor before you add it to RSD.
Last thing is to go into the settings of RSD and place code in there to call your custom css.
What you want to do here is create a custom css file and put in all your css from that clip. Then within RSD add an html element and paste the html from the clip. You may want to edit the html in an editor before you add it to RSD.
Last thing is to go into the settings of RSD and place code in there to call your custom css.
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Steve Kolish
www.misterwebguy.com
YouTube Channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL8qVv … ttneYaMSJA
Thanks Steve,
I (thought) I did that...but can you please clarify this part of your response (sometimes I'm slow Ha) ..."Last thing is to go into the settings of RSD and place code in there to call your custom css."
that might be what my problem is...
what does this look like?
PS do I need to assign any classes or id's or name anything?
MJ
I (thought) I did that...but can you please clarify this part of your response (sometimes I'm slow Ha) ..."Last thing is to go into the settings of RSD and place code in there to call your custom css."
that might be what my problem is...
what does this look like?
PS do I need to assign any classes or id's or name anything?
MJ
here is a test page...all html and css is unedited http://www.5pointsswing.coffeecup.com
mark johnson wrote:
Thanks Steve,
I (thought) I did that...but can you please clarify this part of your response (sometimes I'm slow Ha) ..."Last thing is to go into the settings of RSD and place code in there to call your custom css."
that might be what my problem is...
what does this look like?
PS do I need to assign any classes or id's or name anything?
MJ
Thanks Steve,
I (thought) I did that...but can you please clarify this part of your response (sometimes I'm slow Ha) ..."Last thing is to go into the settings of RSD and place code in there to call your custom css."
that might be what my problem is...
what does this look like?
PS do I need to assign any classes or id's or name anything?
MJ
Ok heres what you do.
1. Create a custom.css and place it with your other css files.
2. Paste the css code from the snip into the css file.
3. Open RSD goto Settings then in the Head box type this:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="css/custom.css">
4. Goto the HTML Element and paste in the html code from the snip there.
5. Upload your website files. (dont forget to upload the css folder again so the new custom.css is there.)
1. Create a custom.css and place it with your other css files.
2. Paste the css code from the snip into the css file.
3. Open RSD goto Settings then in the Head box type this:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="css/custom.css">
4. Goto the HTML Element and paste in the html code from the snip there.
5. Upload your website files. (dont forget to upload the css folder again so the new custom.css is there.)
Taking over the world one website at a time!
Steve Kolish
www.misterwebguy.com
YouTube Channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL8qVv … ttneYaMSJA
Steve Kolish
www.misterwebguy.com
YouTube Channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL8qVv … ttneYaMSJA
Hey Steve,
Thats what I did..but it yields this... http://www.5pointsswing.coffeecup.com
I'll mess with it more later..
Have a great weekend
MJ
Thats what I did..but it yields this... http://www.5pointsswing.coffeecup.com
I'll mess with it more later..
Have a great weekend
MJ
Mark, check that you have got the correct css file. It seems you have used the sass file instead. You need to convert it.
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Inger, Norway
My work in progress:
Components for Site Designer and the HTML Editor: https://mock-up.coffeecup.com
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