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You are going to have to go through and add in every type of option they can add. If they can do bold, then add a b and set the font-weight to normal. If italics, then add an i and set font-decoration to normal. example adding in b below:
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.cms_article_txt_content, .cms_article_txt_content span, .cms_article_txt_content font, .cms_article_txt_content b { font-family: verdana !important; font-size: 12px !important; font-weight:normal !important; } |
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Thank you very much Lynne. It's now working!
I've got another question about CMS. I've got some widgets on my front page, and as you see, they are on content pages too. How can I disable some of them when a user views full article? |
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The article will have the same layout as the section it is in. If you want the articles to have a different layout, then you need to put them in a different section.
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But then wouldn't it affect the view of the front page?
I want an article show on front page (which has layout A) and when viewing it on full mode, I want to show a layout B to user. I don't want user to see every front page module when reading / commenting an article. NOTE: I've solved the problem. |
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