Newby needs to costumize

I tried looking for the code to use through the developers tool kit but I couldn't find it. what is the code for those links?

It is in tpl_header.php, in the
<div id="navMainWrapper">
section.

Ok, the log in link is on the page, I can't seem to position it with CSS without re-positioning other elements of the page. Maybe there is another CSS setting I could use. Do you know which one? Or could I just specify the position in the code? There is also the home link that I still need to add, I didn't see that one but I will keep hunting, maybe I didn't recognize it near the log in link code. Thanks!

Merry Christmas!

I have the links where I want them now. I entered the exact position in the code on the tpl_main_page.php file. I need to get rid of the bullet points and customize text and color. Not sure the best way to do that.

I also need to get rid of the home link on the bottom. couldn't figure that out. please let me know.

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You have transplanted the link code without any identifiers, so it is hard to style specifically. Add an id to the div that holds the links, like

<div id="navLinks">

and then you can style in your stylesheet

Code:

---

#navLinks ul {
    list-style: none;
    font-family: arial verdana sans-serif;
    }

#navLinks a {
    color: #112233;
    }

---

Adjust to taste.

Note - you seem to have left out the opening <ul> tag, which you should have to start a list. Put it after the <div id="navLinks"> and before the first <li>. Actually, you have a lot of missing tags here. Assuming you want the three links in the upper right, you should change the code from what outputs this

Code:

---

<td id="navColumnOne" class="columnLeft" style="width: 0">
<div id="navColumnOneWrapper" style="width: 0px"></div></td>

 
<div style="position:absolute;top:100px;left:700px;width:140px;height:20px;-adbe-c:c">
<div align="left">
<li><a href="http://originoftheliquidman.com/fundraiser_zen/index.php?main_page=login">login/register</a></li>
<li><a href="http://originoftheliquidman.com/fundraiser_zen/">home</a></li>
<li><a href="http://originoftheliquidman.com">film</a></li>

    <td valign ="top">
 
<!-- bof  breadcrumb -->
<!-- eof breadcrumb -->

---

to what outputs this

Code:

---

<td id="navColumnOne" class="columnLeft" style="width: 0">
<div id="navColumnOneWrapper" style="width: 0px"></div></td>

 
    <td valign ="top">
 
<div id="navLinks" style="position:absolute;top:100px;left:700px;width:140px;height:20px;-adbe-c:c">
<ul>
<li><a href="http://originoftheliquidman.com/fundraiser_zen/index.php?main_page=login">login/register</a></li>
<li><a href="http://originoftheliquidman.com/fundraiser_zen/">home</a></li>
<li><a href="http://originoftheliquidman.com">film</a></li>
</ul>
</div>

<!-- bof  breadcrumb -->
<!-- eof breadcrumb -->

---

Ok, I did that. So basically I just created an identifier for those links that I can specifically control in a style sheet?

I will go to the CSS now (which I have been editing in Go-live) to see if I can find the definition to use for this. Or will I have to create a new definition sense we added these links and ID? I think that is what you where getting at with the first part of your post. reads like I need to create a new definition called #navlinks ul, navlinks a.

I will go check it out.

This was a great task, now I understand better how CSS works.

I created an id style called:

#navlinks ul li a

and a another id style called:

#navlinks a:hover

I was than able to customize the font, color, etc. and hover action but I still can't seem to get rid of those bullet points.

It is the <ul> or its <li> that has the bullets, so trying to eliminate them from the <a> element won't work - they don't belong to that.
You need a rule like

Code:

---

#navlinks ul {
    list-style: none;
    }

---

to remove the bullets.

(#navlinks ul { or #navlinks li { or #navlinks ul li { would all work; keeping the selector high-level and simple is a good practice.)

Cool, done. I added a style id #navlinks ul li and set the list style to none.

I now need to get rid of the home link at the footer. I imagine that is another simple task?