Mondi
12-01-2013, 01:09 AM
Hi all -
Wishing you in the US a very happy Thanksgiving!
Question: if I'd like my HTML(5) code for HTML page modules to use the standard vBulletin 5.x CSS, what must I enter as reference url?
I am currently using a custom CSS which seems to create havoc with the standard vB widgets I place in the sidebar - see: http://www.gblcg.org/entrepreneur-executive-network-welcome
My initial approach was using iFrames until I figured that these aren't very SEO friendly - and I do want my custom pages to be indexed.
I am looking for one of two solutions:
Re-compile my HTML5 in some fashion so it's styling [external CSS] doesn't interfere with the 'standard' vB5 styling; or,
Re-compile my HTML5 by deploying the standard vB CSS, which probably solves loads of issues in the long-run.
I've included the following string in my HTML to link it to my custom CSS:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://**url to in-domain custom css**"/>
How to rewrite this string to deploy vB5's CSS?
Thanks heaps!
Wishing you in the US a very happy Thanksgiving!
Question: if I'd like my HTML(5) code for HTML page modules to use the standard vBulletin 5.x CSS, what must I enter as reference url?
I am currently using a custom CSS which seems to create havoc with the standard vB widgets I place in the sidebar - see: http://www.gblcg.org/entrepreneur-executive-network-welcome
My initial approach was using iFrames until I figured that these aren't very SEO friendly - and I do want my custom pages to be indexed.
I am looking for one of two solutions:
Re-compile my HTML5 in some fashion so it's styling [external CSS] doesn't interfere with the 'standard' vB5 styling; or,
Re-compile my HTML5 by deploying the standard vB CSS, which probably solves loads of issues in the long-run.
I've included the following string in my HTML to link it to my custom CSS:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://**url to in-domain custom css**"/>
How to rewrite this string to deploy vB5's CSS?
Thanks heaps!