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January 3, 2009 at 9:54 pm #136686
JA Mesolite comes in three colors, blue, green and red.
I’d like to use the default.css (blue) as an overall color.
But when clicking on the shop link (in the left menu) the green.css should be used.
And the links to some of my sub pages should use the red.css.Is this possible?
/Bosse
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January 9, 2009 at 8:37 am #285572Dear bossej !
As you are requesting heavy customization, I am afraid that you have to handle the changes at your end.
I am sorry for not being of much help in this case.scotty Friendscotty
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January 9, 2009 at 9:25 am #285587bossej;103304JA Mesolite comes in three colors, blue, green and red.
I’d like to use the default.css (blue) as an overall color.
But when clicking on the shop link (in the left menu) the green.css should be used.
And the links to some of my sub pages should use the red.css.Is this possible?
/Bosse
Yes.
Hainn is correct though… it does require a bit of work and is not really for beginners.
One way you could do it is install the template 3 times giving each one a different name and altering the templateDetails.xml file. Then configure each template to the colour you want. Then you can assign Menu Items to the template you want to use for that item.
January 9, 2009 at 9:58 am #285592<em>@scotty 105010 wrote:</em><blockquote>Yes.
Hainn is correct though… it does require a bit of work and is not really for beginners.
One way you could do it is install the template 3 times giving each one a different name and altering the templateDetails.xml file. Then configure each template to the colour you want. Then you can assign Menu Items to the template you want to use for that item.</blockquote>
Who said I was a beginner… 🙂
Just tell me the code I need to change, and I’m on it… 😀
/Bosse
January 25, 2009 at 7:55 pm #288159There is an indirect way to do that. Make a copy of the template folder in your webserver and go to Templates administration from whithin Joomla and then set the color you want and the menu items you like to have this color.
January 26, 2009 at 9:17 am #288213<em>@aanton 108191 wrote:</em><blockquote>There is an indirect way to do that. Make a copy of the template folder in your webserver and go to Templates administration from whithin Joomla and then set the color you want and the menu items you like to have this color.</blockquote>
Great! Works fine! Thanks!
/Bosse
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