Okay, here's a new wrinkle.
Ultimately I'm trying to generate a page which I can use to send out a weekly email that has html formatting. To this end I successfully cloned the advanced search form and result pages (and they have new names, etc).
I can now generate a list of whatever came in this week, or whatever starts with the letter 'a' (for example), and then copy the source html to send to an email.
Now however, I need to override & modify the css on this page (because emails don't need to display add-to-cart buttons & so on), without changing the css on any *other* page.
I'm thinking of using a span tag that is hard coded into the page. I suppose I could also define a new class & include the css in my stylesheet...? My problem however, is that for the advanced_search_result page, the dynamic data is controlled by an array & the product_listing.php page.
So, If I change information on the product_listing.php page it will also affect my regular advanced_search_results, which I don't want.
Thought it would be simple, but I'm a bit lost on how to control css for a dynamically generated page like this, and I can't use firefox's css display plug-in to find the names of tags & so on either (they just say that there's no css data defined).
My questions: Can anyone figure out how to override the css for the productListing-data class? Should I be trying to override the id advSearchResultsDefault instead perhaps?
I'm unsure whether this is a situation for embedded or inline, I guess. Even a link to some css tutorials that deal with dynamic data would be useful.
Thanks for your help & time, zenners!
Angela
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