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Posted by Smitro on 10/08/05 05:17
Quasimido CSS wrote:
> Smitro <nospam@myh0use.c0m> in news:434388a3$0$491$61c65585@uq-127creek-
> reader-03.brisbane.pipenetworks.com.au:
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>>Hi,
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>>I'm in the middle of writing CMS. One part of the
>>CMS allows users to create there own pages with my
>>header and my footer.
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>>As a part of the CSS I have a line that changes
>>the look of all links. eg. removed underline,
>>changed colours etc. (a {} a:hover{} etc)
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>>Is it possible for me to make an exception to
>>this? For example, everything within a <div> to be
>>able to be changed to what the user that created
>>the page wants?
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> someone else probably has the answer. your idea reminds me of some stylesheet-
> related bookmarklets (which are javascript)
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> is this following paragraph part of the same goal?
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>>All users are editing via a built in form that has
>>a WYSIWYG editor in it. The Editor converts to
>>plain html.
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> so the in-page editor makes the style changes to itself, then produces a plain text page
> of something else? :-)
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>>Any ideas?
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The Editor creates a HTML page that is then stored
in a database and through PHP inserted between a
header and a footer on the final page. This allows
the user to create there own page that is apart of
our intranet.
Unfortuatly, because of my CSS I have converted
all links to black with no underline, and it
underlines when they hover. What I'm wondering is,
for these particular pages, can I cancel this out
and allow them to make their links any shape or
size they want. But I don't want to take the
default, because of other pages I have built.
Can this be done?
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