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I've installed a template which I downloaded - obviously it comes with its own CSS.
However I note that there are sections of my new site that are not covered by the templates CSS - and instead its using styles from the default Concrete5 scheme - any ideas on how to stop this happening?
My CSS knowledge is not great, but I am learning!
However I note that there are sections of my new site that are not covered by the templates CSS - and instead its using styles from the default Concrete5 scheme - any ideas on how to stop this happening?
My CSS knowledge is not great, but I am learning!
That comment is irrelevant - heres some context to my question.
I've installed the template - started adding pages, content etc.
However for certain areas of the site (i.e. blog entries), random blocks I add - the styling reverts to the default Concrete5 (a greenish colour - and not the styling of the template).
Thoughts>
I've installed the template - started adding pages, content etc.
However for certain areas of the site (i.e. blog entries), random blocks I add - the styling reverts to the default Concrete5 (a greenish colour - and not the styling of the template).
Thoughts>
Here is one I found out about through trial and error. If your main/style.css has no H1, H2, etc id's/class's, it may be that you may also have the typography.css file in your theme. If this is the case, all of your "H" tags will fall under the typography.css schema.
Check to see if you have that. Otherwise, open your site with FF and use Firebug to identify where the apparent "C5" overrides are happening. It may shed some light. I know that some of the "ccm-()" styles are in the blog and that sort of thing but generally everything should be controlled via your theme's main/style css file and typography.css file.
Hope this helps you in the right direction.
Bill
Check to see if you have that. Otherwise, open your site with FF and use Firebug to identify where the apparent "C5" overrides are happening. It may shed some light. I know that some of the "ccm-()" styles are in the blog and that sort of thing but generally everything should be controlled via your theme's main/style css file and typography.css file.
Hope this helps you in the right direction.
Bill
I believe that this has got nothing to do with the CSS, you need to start creating pages and installing blocks like Auto_nav, Content block etc.
Hope this helps