Hello communitity,
maybe it is a dumb question.. But where do I find the CSS file for the cataloger module?
My problem / desired task is: I want to format the {$title} tag in the "Item-CSS-based" template with CSS.
I've decided to change "{$title}" to "{$title} and define the attributes of titletext in the CSS file.
Exactly in this moment i realized that i actually DON'T know where the location of the CSS-file is.
Any suggestions? I'm totally curious about this...
Thx in advance
DesignAddict
Designing Cataloger with CSS
Re: Designing Cataloger with CSS
I am not sure on this but I remember looking where to turn off the table border in Cateloger and found that the border was an inline style built into the template (found under Extensions ->Cateloger).
So maybe just set your class, titletext, like you are showing and try;
1. Add whatever style you want for that class in your style sheet.
2. add an inline style for that
So maybe just set your class, titletext, like you are showing and try;
1. Add whatever style you want for that class in your style sheet.
2. add an inline style for that
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DesignAddict
Re: Designing Cataloger with CSS
O.k.
I partly solved this by adding an style in the template like you told me to..BUT.. There are still pre-defined styles like "catalog-item" Where are those bad guys hiding?? *still wondering*
No idea,folks?
I partly solved this by adding an style in the template like you told me to..BUT.. There are still pre-defined styles like "catalog-item" Where are those bad guys hiding?? *still wondering*
No idea,folks?
Re: Designing Cataloger with CSS
I am not positive on this but here we go... 
You should have a "Modules" folder somewhere in your installation directory of cmsms. In that folder should be another folder for "Cateloger". Keep in mind that I am not a php guy and did not look through each file in the "Cateloger" folder. It looks like, in the ...contenttype.catalogitem.php file, there are some pointers to whatever your default stylesheet would be for your site. So, in theory, you should be able to add the ID or Class from this modulue to your style sheet and then style these ID's and Class's as you wish. My best suggestion is to open these files, after making a backup first, and take a peak inside.
You can still add the styles inline like mentioned before. I beleive that styles added this way have a greater weight than those from a style sheet and should take precedence.
hth,
Dan
You should have a "Modules" folder somewhere in your installation directory of cmsms. In that folder should be another folder for "Cateloger". Keep in mind that I am not a php guy and did not look through each file in the "Cateloger" folder. It looks like, in the ...contenttype.catalogitem.php file, there are some pointers to whatever your default stylesheet would be for your site. So, in theory, you should be able to add the ID or Class from this modulue to your style sheet and then style these ID's and Class's as you wish. My best suggestion is to open these files, after making a backup first, and take a peak inside.
You can still add the styles inline like mentioned before. I beleive that styles added this way have a greater weight than those from a style sheet and should take precedence.
hth,
Dan
