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ssi_table CSS question?

Started by brandondrury, May 12, 2006, 03:11:40 PM

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brandondrury

I'm currently working on displaying recent topics from the forum throughout my site.  It functionally works great, so now I'm trying to make it fit the site aesthetically. 

I noticed  class="ssi_table".

I did a search using Dreamweaver through the entire smf "forum" folder and it didn't find an instance of "ssi_table" in a .css file. 

If this is true and didn't screw it up, this would explain the lack of default formatting on the RecentTopics display.  (I've already ditched most of the default table that is default in SSI.php).

My questions are:

1) Is "ssi_table" defined in any CSS document?
2) If not, can I just add "ssi_table" into style.css in my new theme and customize it as I please?

Thanks,
Brandon Drury

Leipe Po

1) Is "ssi_table" defined in any CSS document?
no

2) If not, can I just add "ssi_table" into style.css in my new theme and customize it as I please?
yes
There is only one thing more importend to me then coding:
My Girlfriend

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brandondrury

Well, I've learned an enormous amount about CSS in the past two weeks.   

<div class="yellow">
<?php ssi_recentTopics(); ?>
</div>

.yellow a{color:#FFDF07; }
.yellow a:hover {text-decoration:none;}


That took care of it.  That css is found in my mainsite's main stylesheet.

Brandon

Leipe Po

There is only one thing more importend to me then coding:
My Girlfriend

Microsoft - "You've got questions.  We've got dancing paperclips."

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