<dfn> tag in li and activeparent pseudo class
Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 2:42 pm
Hi
I have wrestled with the menus for some time now and have pretty much solved my issues, but, I am still having problems in one particular area:
I have altered the templates and assigned my css as you can see here:
http://www.i-dl.com/pmc
I use a visual prog to help with the css, it refreshes the html in a browser window to show the alterations that have been made (it's not DW!), but I cannot find the tags anywhere.
I assume that these are XML tags (please excuse my ignorance if they are not). If so, is this tag being styled using .xss files?
Basically, I want to style them out, I just want to use the basic underline and colour change of text without the ugly numbers and 'Current page is:'
Rather than learn some parrot fashion code phrase though I would be grateful of an explanation as to where these tags are defined and how.
It's taken me a few weeks but I think that I'm starting to get to grips with the menus. I must say that whoever came up with the css in CMSms really knows their stuff. I would be interested to know the best way of designing such an organised structure of parent and child classes. I often find that my own CSS 'evolves' in a more haphazard manner.
Regards
Max P
I have wrestled with the menus for some time now and have pretty much solved my issues, but, I am still having problems in one particular area:
I have altered the templates and assigned my css as you can see here:
http://www.i-dl.com/pmc
I use a visual prog to help with the css, it refreshes the html in a browser window to show the alterations that have been made (it's not DW!), but I cannot find the tags anywhere.
I assume that these are XML tags (please excuse my ignorance if they are not). If so, is this tag being styled using .xss files?
Basically, I want to style them out, I just want to use the basic underline and colour change of text without the ugly numbers and 'Current page is:'
Rather than learn some parrot fashion code phrase though I would be grateful of an explanation as to where these tags are defined and how.
It's taken me a few weeks but I think that I'm starting to get to grips with the menus. I must say that whoever came up with the css in CMSms really knows their stuff. I would be interested to know the best way of designing such an organised structure of parent and child classes. I often find that my own CSS 'evolves' in a more haphazard manner.
Regards
Max P