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harrybailey #1
Allowing users to see pre-defined styles
I have been trying for some time now to set up contribute so that when a user
edits a page they will see the default styles that I have defined in the styles
drop down menu.
I have set it in the preferences that users are allowed all css styles
I have tried putting it in a folder in the root of their editable section of
the site called css, I have tried just putting it in the root of their editable
section, I have tried putting in the template folder.
I just can't get it to appear in the drop down menu when I go back in and
connect and choose to edit a page,
Can someone give me all the steps needed to allow users to see the styles in
the drop down menu, including any special formating I need to put in the style
sheet itself. I have tried but failed so far.
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LDudd #2
Re: Allowing users to see pre-defined styles
Have you tried:
Edit role in admin,
choose Styles and Fonts
then use "Show only CSS styles included in this CSS file:"
if that does not work try looking at this thread:
[url]http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=290&thre[/url]
adid=1015969&enterthread=y
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harrybailey #3
Re: Allowing users to see pre-defined styles
If you want to update different css files for different groups then use the
"Show only CSS styles included in this CSS file:" and put your css in a folder
called /css/ within each groups root.
(This is best when you have a small number of groups or you want your groups
to use different styles)
If you want to share a css file for all groups then follow the link in the
post above and follow my instructions.
(This is best when you want all groups to share css - can be different from
the overall site css file though.
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