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zippylistingszippylistings
edited November 2011 in Vanilla 2.0 - 2.8
Looking to edit the css that surrounds the message.

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  • LincLinc Admin
    In your theme, use custom.css to override whatever rules apply to that message. To find that, use Firefox's Firebug plugin or Chrome's Inspect Element (right click).
  • zippylistingszippylistings
    I'm looking more at changing the tags surrounding the message. For example using h2 instead of h4 because I'm using h4 in another location where I would not like to change it.
  • 422422 MVP
    why change the tags ?

    Just change the css for that h4 tag.

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  • zippylistingszippylistings
    i'm using the h4 tag in another location and don't want to alter the appearance of it there.
  • 422422 MVP
    edited November 2011
    But that makes no difference.

    If you have a div class called Dave and one called Eric, you can style h4 for each..

    Like :
    .dave h4 {font-size:32px;color#212121;} .eric h4 {font-size:22px;color#3399ff;}

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  • zippylistingszippylistings
    How can I define where "Dave" goes if I can't find where the above code is?
  • UnderDogUnderDog MVP
    In your theme, use custom.css to override whatever rules apply to that message. To find that, use Firefox's Firebug plugin or Chrome's Inspect Element (right click).

    There was an error rendering this rich post.

  • vanillervaniller ✭
    How can I define where "Dave" goes if I can't find where the above code is?
    Search it using Firebug (firefox addon), You can also use Notepad++ and "Search in files" option.
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