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    Default Some Help with CSS

    Hey Guys,

    As you know I am always improving my site... But I need a little help with some things...

    1. How do I change just the categories and information links on the left sideboxs to white (#ffffff)?

    2. How do I get the header EZ Pages links to be more spaced out on my page?

    Here is my link: http://nnforyou.com

    Any help would be greatly appreciated!

    Thanks,
    Nick

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    Default Re: Some Help with CSS

    In your stylesheet you set these links to black with this CSS
    /* categories box parent and child categories */
    A.category-top, A.category-top:visited {
    color: #000000;
    text-decoration: none;
    }
    Just change that #000000 to #FFFFFF
    You can space out those top links by adding the following to your stylesheet to give them bigger margins
    #navEZPagesTop a {
    margin-left:20px
    }
    See and test drive Zen Cart's free templates at zencarttemplates.info

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    Default Re: Some Help with CSS

    Quote Originally Posted by kuroi View Post
    In your stylesheet you set these links to black with this CSSJust change that #000000 to #FFFFFF
    You can space out those top links by adding the following to your stylesheet to give them bigger margins
    What about the information sidebox links????

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    Default Re: Some Help with CSS

    Nick... have you heard about FireFox add-on "Web Developers Toolkit"?

    This is a very useful addon to firefox that will allow you to analyse a webpage off-line.

    One of its many features is the capability to view a page's style classes and ID's against any displayed page element.

    You'll very quickly see what elements are governed by what style ID's and classes.

    Then you can make off-line changes to the css too, to see how they will show up, before you commit them to the live stylesheet.

    go to mozilla website and get firefox and the web developer toolkit add-on.
    Did my post help you fix something? You can show your gratitude by buying the the dev team coffee.

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    Default Re: Some Help with CSS

    Quote Originally Posted by neighbornick View Post
    What about the information sidebox links????
    Similar approach!!!!
    See and test drive Zen Cart's free templates at zencarttemplates.info

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