Solutions tagged with ‘css’:
- Hey guys, i think we need to talk specific code samples here. i've always thought it preferable to have editors enter plain markup and then use external css to apply style? for example- editor ...
- Thanks- turns out this was a css bug in an older version of internet explorer. now fixed!
- Should be able to fix that with a little css. div.cushycms img { border: 0; } .or similar.
- I'm pretty sure you can achieve this via a little css. regarding this example: http://utrf.tennessee.edu/index.htm you could do something along these lines. .content-image { ...
- It looks like you have added class="cushycms" onto a h1 tag in this particular instance. cushy is trying to be smart by not giving you the full editor options (even if you use ...
- Thanks for the feedback. i can't reproduce this issue sorry- are you able to let us know the source html and also what browser you're using please. my test worked with the following source: ...
- You are seeing cushy intelligently pick a method based on the container element. at the moment h1 . h5 and title elements are all treated as html encoded text. the assumption is designers are ...
- Think i have seen this problem before -- are you using inline styles in html located *inside* your class="cushycms" tag? if so, the wysiwyg may render those colour(s). my suggestion is to ...
- I am not positive, but it's quite likely the issue(s) you are having are due to the code on your page. there are a mix of embedded styles and embedded css in that page and i'd say you are ...
- That is the problem unfortunately -- it's not possible to use and edit it with the wysiwyg. how it works perfectly in chrome is a mystery, but in general, it's not ...
- This sounds like it could be pretty easily remedied by tweaking your css. at present you probably have something like this in your css: .link { color: red; } try doing this instead: .link ...
- I'll respond to your questions in context. there are known issues with wrapping it around and tags. basically at the moment anything non-html 1.1 i think, but that will be ...
- Yes you certainly can -- however i don't think the wysiwyg actually lets you select a border colour, it just defaults to grey (and probably to blue if you put a link on it). you are better off ...
- The best way to do this is with a little css and the "format" drop-down inside the wysiwyg. style your css like this (for example): .cushycms h1 { font: bold 14px/18px georgia; } .and ...
- Ahh ok -- i see what you mean. the short answer is there's no easy way to add a link around it when doing it the way. with the wysiwyg, you *could* use a little css to ...
- As you have discovered on your other post, this won't work because cushy will never overwrite any external content (apart from the page itself) for security reasons (and so you can easily ...
- That's the idea. however, i'd remove all the code in between your div tags and just do: .and then recreate the list inside cushy. the code you pasted ...
- If you do manage to replicate the tag inside the issue, would love to know more details. by default the wysiwyg will only show a 1-row input field for heading tags. this is how it's ...
- Custom image bullets using nothing but css: http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listutorial/introduction.htm
- Not possible i'm afraid -- this is one tag you can't force the wysiwyg on. basically because you should style such header tags in the css, and they shouldn't be much more than 10 words -- ...
- With the pro version you can define how the content will look in the wysiwyg editor (via css). not really sure if this is what you're asking though.
- You can style them in your css right? a:link { color: red; }
- Hi there ginette- i am assuming the site has inline styles, which the wysiwyg is interpreting (and therefore making the text white inside it). your best/only option is to move these styles ...
- Inline styles look like this: some text here .instead of (using css): some text here and having: .sometext { color: white; } ...
- Only with the pro version -- i'd suggest styling text in your css anyway. simon
- Without manually creating thumbnails it'll probably be quite annoying. what you could do is have your client place the large image in the wysiwyg first (using the image icon), press ok, then ...
- I'm going to assume your code has some inline styles (specifically a background colour style), which will be interpreted directly by the wysiwyg editor inside cushy -- your best option is to ...
- No, you have to specifically put the classes you want into cushy. that way your client can't just choose anything that happens to be in your css. simon
- I suppose you could do this with css, if you uploaded the images @ their original size: div.cushycms img { width: 200px !important; /* may or may not need the !important */ } chances are it ...
- The best way to do this would be to put the entire table inside a , then you can change the cell color through the right-click menu in the wysiwyg. alternatively ...
- . a definition list is considered recurring content, something we haven't implemented yet. there's no reason you couldn't use class="cushycms" on the and tags though, but you could ...
- You might have to use a little css to accomplish this. .cushycms td { width: 70px; } that may not show up in the wysiwyg -- but the published html should be fine.
- Unfortunately unless you are a pro subscriber, you / your client cannot access the 'font colour' options. as you mentioned, this sort of thing should be done in your css anyway. in your css ...
Problems tagged with ‘css’:
- Using cushycms with sites that already have predefined css styles throughout?
- I've had the same problem. i'm a paying subscriber, with 18 client sites set up on cushy, but i'm keeping my eyes open for another service that addresses ...
- Image upload and css
- Amen to that!! i've set up about a dozen clients with cushycms, but it's embarrassing to have to ask them to contact me to reformat the pages after ...
- Cushycms editing question & suggestion
- Multiple classes
- I totally agree on switching the hosting company from godaddy, just have to go through the trouble of switching the hosting company and the ...
- Already using "class =" in my style sheets, now what?
- I just tried it and it breaks the css link and scrambles the text.
- This is what happens. if i append cushycms to the class (ie changing to )i'm ...
- Div tag referenced image in css
- Using cushycms with freeway pro
- A cushycms designer question.
- Import css from site, make editing window bigger
- It seems a little naive to me to call your users naive. r3kr, check out http://surrealcms.com/ it's a service almost identical to cushy but the do let ...
- Can you span a class round anything?
- Cushy certainly has a lot more potential to come although it is pretty slick at the moment, good work. i have to say i didn't even ...
- I believe this has to do with the doctype you have declared. what is the doctype you are using for the page(s) in question? reedly: ...
- Try this if your site is messed up. (w3c validate)
- This can probably be fixed by adding the "border-style: none;" in your css: img { border-style: none; } the inline style of [< ...
- Stop cushycms css overrides
- Removing the set font size
- What would be the hard way then? i have to solve it somehow. i am glad about any ideas. ...
- Hide/show element of a list of images
- I started using cushy cms a couple of months ago, and setup a small business site (with cushy) for a client who loves it. i'm probably going to start ...
- Pro member - help can't get the css to work
- White text on white background
- Hello simon! thanks for your help! i've used frontpage to do this site. i do know some html enough to figure things out but i don't know enough of ...
- Editing xml files in cushycms
- Style sheets.
- I have a pro plan and have my css classes already set-out under a / css/ directory. i want to point to the css file css/ galerie_belliveau_main.css ...
- Am i missing something?
- Removing the wysiwyg editor?
- Not to worry, i have sorted this by applying a css style to the uploaded and unsized original to make it display at the desired width. thank again ...
- Previewing page before going live
- Can't configure link colour in cms. it always remains blue
- I'm very confused about text color and copy and pasting text
- Speaking as a designer, i view the ability by the client to arbitrarily change text colours to be not a feature, but something undesirable. it's a ...
- CSS Beginner, new user Cushy. Uploading a fixed size Thumbnail and Opening a full size version in another window
- class
- adding CMS