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tahoemike
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Text display mods possible?

Post by tahoemike »

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Is there a way to get the text in the language file to obey the style sheet callouts?

i.e. if you look here http://www.tahoecabinrentals.com/suppor ... .php?a=add

The "Submit a ticket", "Name", "Email", "Category" etc. are a different font than what is displayed in other areas (which I *assume* should be handled by the CSS file? )

Thanks..

-Mike
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Post by Klemen »

You will need to edit the ORIGINAL hesk_style.css file, not use your own to hesk_style.css. Or if you do at least include all the classes used by Hesk in it...
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Post by tahoemike »

Ah yes - but of course! :D

Ok, I have integrated the hesk css with my own css and have been tinkering. I think I have pretty much figured out -most- of it, except for one item:

What part of the css controls the largest text?
Ex: http://www.tahoecabinrentals.com/support/admin.php
(the text that says "Login")
or
http://www.tahoecabinrentals.com/support/
(text that says "Submit a Ticket"
I see this bold/larger text size throughout, front end & admin.

I was able to change the font type, but can't figure out which one controls the size.

I have test modified my section and hesk sections of the CSS - possibly I have a conflict in the css?

[EDIT]
It appears that the text in question has an "H3". (Looking at the page source) But no matter what I do to the H3 callout in the hesk_style.css, the output text remains the same (even if I totally remove the H3 statement from the css file.
D'argh.

Regards,
-Mike
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Post by tahoemike »

Wooohooo, I'm talking to myself again.

OK, I figured it out. The reason why the H3 (header) statement was being ignored in the hesk_style.css was that there was a "}" missing between 2 style callouts. Onece I put a } between the 2 callouts, then the H3 statements were followed!

In case anyone is curious, here's the snippet of the css:
---

table.enclosing {
color : black;
font-family : Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 12px;
BORDER-RIGHT: #23559C 1px solid;
BORDER-LEFT: #23559C 1px solid;
BORDER-TOP: #23559C 1px solid;
BORDER-BOTTOM: #23559C 1px solid;

} <---THAT ONE WAS MISSING

H3{
color : #AF0000;
font-family : Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 13px;
font-weight: bold;
}

.important{
color: Red;
}
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Post by Klemen »

You need to be careful what you copy/paste, the { is there in the original style file :wink:
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Post by tahoemike »

Klemen Stirn wrote:You need to be careful what you copy/paste, the { is there in the original style file :wink:
Yes, sorry - I should have clarified that;
In combining my custom CSS file with the Hesk CSS file, I somehow acidentally omitted/deleted the bracket.

All is well now.

Thanks!
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