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Custom CSS?
Custom colors for page elements are cool, but is there any option to embed our own style sheet (useful to change font proportions for all those little pieces like "updated" and tag sizes, remove italics etc.)? Custom header allows for custom links and html but as it's inside the <body> element I can't actually squeeze there a reference for external css or just a style block override.
Something like a "url to custom css" field in the design settings screen would definitely help.
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Something like a "url to custom css" field in the design settings screen would definitely help.
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Inappropriate?Hello -
Thanks for your message.
Yes, actually you can embed CSS into that custom header, in between regular inline CSS tags:
<style type="text/css">
</style>
Even though they don't appear before the <body> tag, they'll take affect on your pages just fine.
Regards,
Terrie
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Inappropriate?Oh, thanks, Terrie, it's a good idea. It definitely should be workable (while maybe not too desirable — I was brought up with the idea that having a style block outside of the head element is considered not too healthy coding style).
But I found a workaround, it seems! In /pages (Component editor) there's an option to fix the whole css template, so I'll just paste the source template along with whatever changes I might actually need. Hopefully it'll work otherwise I'll revert to the defualt template and will fall back to your advice.
Thanks. :)
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Inappropriate?Hi -
Oh good - yes, that's another way you can make changes. I like to suggest that way only if we're sure the client understands the potential problems (eg. wiping out some bit of CSS that's needed), but it sounds like you're an advanced user and will be just fine.
Regards,
Terrie
