CSS of Concrete5
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Hello all,
I'm currently editing a website that is maintained by Concrete5, and there is a peculiarity where when the page is sent to edit mode, the divs become a mess, phisically thrown about the page with text leaking all over. The CSS of the theme is pretty scary to look at, but the page looks okay outside of edit mode...
I'm thinking about the possibility of just editing the CSS of the Concrete5 shell, so that the environment of edit mode does not looked jumbled. Is this wise? We don't regularly update C5, so I'm not too worried about the CSS being overwritten. If this is worth a shot, where is that CSS file located?
I'm currently editing a website that is maintained by Concrete5, and there is a peculiarity where when the page is sent to edit mode, the divs become a mess, phisically thrown about the page with text leaking all over. The CSS of the theme is pretty scary to look at, but the page looks okay outside of edit mode...
I'm thinking about the possibility of just editing the CSS of the Concrete5 shell, so that the environment of edit mode does not looked jumbled. Is this wise? We don't regularly update C5, so I'm not too worried about the CSS being overwritten. If this is worth a shot, where is that CSS file located?
sorry.. at this:http://concrete5-japan.org/dreamweaver/en/...
Just yesterday I found out that previous developers had entered in margin and padding numbers into the design tab under edit mode, which does not show up in css documents. I guess the lesson here is that instead of having to enter the same numbers into every single page on your site, it'd best be resolved by adjusting main.css to fit your needs. :)
@Multishow64: Thanks much for your help!
@Multishow64: Thanks much for your help!
I believe that in main.css in themes/yourtheme you can define custom edit mode spacings..
take a look at this, might help you out...