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  • TomC Moderator
    #122387

    Can anyone explain what the following CSS rules control in the JA Slider . . .

    # ja-slider-center span

    #ja-slider-left img,
    #ja-slider-right img

    #ja-slider-left,
    #ja-slider-right

    #ja-slider

    #ja-slider-center

    There just doesn’t seem to be any clear rhyme or reason to the naming conventions and what they control. So, if anyone can just provide a simple explanation of where/how the CSS rules listed above affect the module – I think it would help a lot of us who are having trouble “breaking the secret JA code” of CSS naming conventions.

    😎

    THANKS !!!

    TomC Moderator
    #228409

    Anyone ??

    Anyone ??

    kashxo Friend
    #228414

    I saw a site call http://www.w3schools.com/
    Maybe you can find answer there.

    TomC Moderator
    #228420

    <em>@kashxo 26185 wrote:</em><blockquote>I saw a site call http://www.w3schools.com/
    Maybe you can find answer there.</blockquote>

    So, they will have the how and what descriptions of what those specific CSS rules for the JA Slider module do ??
    Wow, I didn’t realize they were that on top of things.

    😉

    bluecafe Friend
    #228422

    #ja-slider-left img,
    describes the image of the arrow-left

    #ja-slider-right img
    describes the image of the arrow-right

    #ja-slider-left,
    describes the part where the arrow-left image is inside

    #ja-slider-right
    describes the part where the arrow-right image is inside

    #ja-slider
    describes the part of the template where the slider module is displayed

    #ja-slider-center
    describes the center part of the slider (where the images are displayed).
    # ja-slider-center span
    describes a part inside of the center part of the slider where the images are displayed.

    now you just need to look inside the css file how the css commands for these parts look like and can make ajustments if necessary.

    TomC Moderator
    #228423

    THANK YOU !!!That’s what I needed.

    The rule names can sometimes be very ambiguous/confusing to us non-developer types.

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