Re: Offlist Re: help with finding css element

Sorry, I meant that to be offlist.

On 2014-08-13, at 9:51 AM, Norman Fournier wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> Here is how I handle customizations...
> 
> Any customizations done via portal_view_customizations will be highlighted in yellow and accessible via the "contents" tab as mentioned. Generally I edit text in portal_view_customizations and edit images by customizing that particular image with one of my own.
> 
> In the ZMI go to portal_css and portal_javascripts and select "development mode" at the top of the page and click "save" at the bottom of the page. This will show you the styles sheets associated with the site instead of combining them into one and minimizing that sheet. Then, to find the relevant css in Google Chrome, highlight the page element under examination and control-click or right-click and select "inspect element" from the popup and it will throw the relevant css up in another frame called Developer Tools.
> 
> Also, in the ZMI, have a look in portal_skins/custom and see if the logo has been customized there and upload a replacement image in that dialog. I upload any customizations I do to that folder, /custom, along with any images I call via page-templates or css background-image, or that I want to keep out of the Plone and in the back end, corporate images and whatnot. You can also upload css files and javascript files, register them in portal_css and portal_javascript and they will be added to the Plone.
> 
> In portal_skins/*_styles you'll find ploneCustom.css, "customize" that with the button on the button on that page and then edit,- ploneCustom.css is the last style sheet to be loaded and overwrites the other css. Once it is customized it lives in "portal_skins/custom".
> 
> In a vanilla Plone, in portal_skins/*_images you'll find logo.jpg or logo.png, customize that by clicking the button and uploading a replacement file from  the new dialog that appears after clicking "customize". The same goes for the rest of the Plone. Find the relevant template or image or file and choose "customize".
> 
> Norman
> 
> On 2014-08-12, at 5:37 PM, Chuck Theobald wrote:
> 
>> I'm trying to figure out where some of the basic css elements come from. My theme has one css file, default.css, but it does not contain the complete definition for the heading text
>> 
>> The rules.xml file sources the href and title using tal code in portal-logo, and the text of the header is coded in the index.html file, but I don't know where the underline and the background image (the small free induction decay schematic to the left, see image below) come from.
>> 
>> According to CSSViewer, the H1 element references a background image and a bottom border with color #CCCCCC. Where can I find the css definitions for these elements?
>> 
>> <Screenshot from 2014-08-12 16:26:59.png>
>> 
>> I am using Plone 4.3.3 with python-zope.interface 3.6.1. The base theme is Plonetheme Burned. 
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>> Chuck Theobald 
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>> University of Oregon 
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