changing in CSS

About the template and stylesheet - and changing the menu
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roze
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changing in CSS

Post by roze » Sat Sep 13, 2008 6:55 pm

I have a page with a blue colour in a black page. It is nearly invisible.

At what place do I have to change the stylesheet to make it white and underline.

the page is: http://www.praktijkdommelen.nl/index.ph ... iotherapie

the blue link is: overzicht gemaakt door collega P. Bär
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Re: changing in CSS

Post by Tata » Sat Sep 13, 2008 7:08 pm

The best way to understand the rules of CMSimple stylesheet is to make a copy and "play" with values in some CSS editor (to see what happens). Then one has no problem to set up the values.
In your case - the text is a link - try to look for "a" in your stylesheet.
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Re: changing in CSS

Post by gangotri » Tue Dec 09, 2008 12:43 pm

Would a CMS platform be the best way to start a website for a small band, or should I stick to basic php/css? I'm starting a website for my band, we have recorded demos, we play regular shows, and have a decent number of fans (for our tastes). We want to start a basic site for our band that provides things like streaming video, the ability to download/purchase our music, easily updatable news information and probably a photo gallery and forum. Should I use a basic customizable CMS template, or just a general website with plugins/options added?
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Re: changing in CSS

Post by Connie » Tue Dec 09, 2008 1:01 pm

you should start with a CMS because you will have more and more information etc., dynamic content

but you should evaluate if such a small CMS like CMSimple or a more complexe one like CMSMadeSimple (which is also quite easy to understand and operate) would be adaequate
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Re: changing in CSS

Post by Till » Tue Dec 09, 2008 8:30 pm

Here are some links of bands I quickly googled. They are using CMSimple:

http://www2.bmkv-pf-e.de/
http://www.ballroom-blitz.de/CMS/index.php?Home
http://artleisure.de/?Startseite
http://www.achimwendling.de/cms/index.php
http://www.jazzband.de/
http://www.ruskaswing.fi/?Ruskaswing
http://www.paperboys.dk/en/?The_Band

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Re: changing in CSS

Post by Connie » Tue Dec 09, 2008 9:51 pm

I can add the website of my husband, composer and musician, as well ;=)

but you should always know the dimensions and the limitations and for big content and audio implementations, some other systems really are stronger
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Re: changing in CSS

Post by Till » Wed Dec 10, 2008 7:06 am

Connie wrote:I can add the website of my husband, composer and musician, as well .....
Sorry, Connie, they are not my husbands.... ;)

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