css style sheet

css style sheet

by Tony Parke -
Number of replies: 4

In the Assign Roles page in 1.7, the font size in the Roles column and Users column is OK but the Description column has become way too small, can anyone advise me which css style regulates this column.

Thanks

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In reply to Tony Parke

Re: css style sheet

by Wouter Maenhout -

Hi Tony,

I dont know it by heart, but this is what i allways do when im looking to change some css style.

1. Look at the source of the page you want to edit (right click - view source)

2. In this source code, look for the tags u want to change.

3. Open a html-editor like dreamweaver... and search for that tag in css.

4. If needed u can alter or add css styles in the right page (the page you are looking for will be fw_fonts.css)

greetz

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Re: css style sheet

by Gregory Evans -
Hi,

If your using Firefox, I recommend that you download the 'Firebug' add-on. It's brilliant. It allows you to 'inspect' any web page and view its source in detail, including the CSS styles and where they are.

GregE
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Re: css style sheet

by Edward follett -

greg where do u get firebug from?

cheers

ed

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Re: css style sheet

by Gregory Evans -
Hi,

If you already have Firefox go to tools then add-ons. It will then show you what extensions you have installed. Click 'Get extensions' in the lower right handside. This will take you Firefox's Add-ons site, from there just search for Firebug, click install and then restart Firefox for the instalation to take effect.

If you don't have Firefox you can download it at firefox.com/
Its free and way more powerfull then IE.

GregE