If you want to define heading styles that you can select in the tinymce content editor fields, you need to create children for the css file for each style that you want to make available in the editor, and associate the css file with the tinymce editor.
Here are three screenshots with some pointers on how to do this:
include your stylesheet reference in any template (probably the master template) in the head section as you would with any standard asp.net/html page.
CWS2 most probably uses some placeholders, so you should check the child templates as well if you're looking for how to embed the css in your templates.
really newbie question: how to apply css?
Sorry for ask this newbie question.
I did search old posts, but I didn't find an answer I can use.
I created a css under settings-> stylesheets. But how do I apply my css file to my template?
The exmple I downloaded (creative website) seems doesn't include css link directly in the master page. So how should I apply my css file?
Many Thanks
You can specify it withing the <head>-element in your master template like you would in a normal html page:
Just include it as you would in normal html:
In the <head></head> element of your template include tags like:
If you want to define heading styles that you can select in the tinymce content editor fields, you need to create children for the css file for each style that you want to make available in the editor, and associate the css file with the tinymce editor.
Here are three screenshots with some pointers on how to do this:
http://www.photo9.be/bd/capturerr1.jpg
http://www.photo9.be/bd/capturerr2.jpg
http://www.photo9.be/bd/capturerr3.jpg
Hope this helps!
I'm not sure how CWS applies stylesheets, but it's definitely possible to include them in your master template.
For example, add something like this:
Chris
include your stylesheet reference in any template (probably the master template) in the head section as you would with any standard asp.net/html page.
CWS2 most probably uses some placeholders, so you should check the child templates as well if you're looking for how to embed the css in your templates.
Cheers,
/Dirk
great,
Thanks. I will do the old way.
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