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yogiyang

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Posted: 05/20/2009, 10:05 PM

I have designed my own homepage and inner pages. How can I load these pages in CCS and make it use my style sheet.

My questions is: Can I adopt my own web page layout in CCS? I don't like what is provided with CCS.
If yes then how?
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paulmason411


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Posted: 05/21/2009, 1:02 AM

Open the codecharge page in the html view and add in your style sheet. If you have multiple style sheets and javascript files that you want to add, and you don't want to add it to each page you can make a separate includable codecharge page with all your css and js files and include it on all your ccp pages.
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jjrjr1


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Posted: 05/21/2009, 6:02 AM

Another thing you can try is simply open a new blank CCS page. Go to HTML View. Delete the CCS added html, Paste your html into the page.

Now do all your adding of CCS components etc. in the HTML mode instead of design mode. Just place the cursor in the location in the HTML where you want the component and use the builder or component add just as you would in design mode. By doing it this in HTML mode it allows you to precicely locate the CCS object you are adding within your own HTML.

You can switch to design mode to view how it will look but CCS in design mode may distort it slightly.

It seems to work ok for me.

If you have a problem try leaving the HTML CCS starts a new page with and just insert the HTML from the <head> in your HTML to the CCS <head> tag and do the same with the body HTML. You might need to do this way if you want to add control level styles in CCS or keep the CCS generated javascript includes.

Also after you get your html working on one page you can save as somename and set in settings the CCS template file as the file somename. Now all new pages you start in the project will start with your HTML design


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yogiyang

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Posted: 05/22/2009, 12:34 AM

@paulmason411, @jjrjr1

Thanks for the tip. I will try that out.
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jjrjr1


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Posted: 05/24/2009, 2:59 AM

Just Wondering if you got this to work


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yogiyang

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Posted: 05/25/2009, 3:26 AM

Sorry I have not been able to try this out yet as I am still trying to get a grip on CCS and its features.

I short I am still exploring CCS and its possibilities.

But the moment I will experiment something here I post here.
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