davep
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| Posted: 02/19/2009, 9:11 PM |
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I made a very small change to an existing style - I used the Blueprint style and rounded the right corner instead of the left in the header. Everything else is the same. I named the new style BlueprintRndRight. I created a new project and used this style for everything from the start, but I can't get the style to present. All pages appear to be using the RndRight style in design or preview mode, but when I look anything live, I see the standard Blueprint style. I've gone through and looked at the styles associated with the project and each page. I've searched through the HTML, and it says BlueprintRndRight everywhere... I even looked at the HeaderRight.gif files in the images folder off styles - it has the right corner rounded.
I assume that it's something in the CSS files... can somebody tell me how to get this working?
Thanks,
Dave
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marcel
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| Posted: 02/20/2009, 12:30 AM |
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Hi davep,
I use Firefox and the add-on Webdeveloper to inspect the css and html code from a live webpage. The tab "CSS" and "Edit CSS" gives you the opportunity to set css-files on/off or edit the css. Mostly it will give you a hint what is wrong.
Marcel
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davep
Posts: 41
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| Posted: 02/20/2009, 5:46 AM |
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Thanks Marcel,
I took a look and it looks like it was operator error. I had copied in a header as an include page from another project that used the standard Blueprint style, and having that one entry for the old style seemed to confuse the browser. In Firefox it didn't show any rounded corners...
It's good now.
Thanks,
Dave
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