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I have set up my topic headers (Heading 1, Heading 2, Heading 3, etc.) to include a background color as well as font color, but when I generate my HTML Preset the styles are not displayed. My skin is Azure Blue. I have set up my heading styles as per screen capture on left below. But when I my generate my preset those heading styles are not included. Please help.
Heading styles in topics | Output does not display heading styles |
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I thought the ability to apply an overriding CSS was in the presets but certainly it is not with Update 5 applied. Do you have a master page applied to your topics and does that have the required CSS applied to it?
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Check the CSS that the output is using - are they defined correctly in it?
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Hi Jeff,
I don't see where you assign CSS in output?? I checked my output HTML preset (General, Content, Layout, Search, and Publish) and there is no place to assign a style sheet.
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Below is screen capture my default CSS describing h1 heading.
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So open up default.css outside of RH and see how h1 is being defined.
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I thought the ability to apply an overriding CSS was in the presets but certainly it is not with Update 5 applied. Do you have a master page applied to your topics and does that have the required CSS applied to it?
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Peter, I found what I was looking for on the Topic tab of my Master Page and applied my default style sheet and it worked!
Thank you again.
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By the way, I think it would be a good idea to add an overriding CSS in the HTML5 presets.
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It used to be - it seems to have disappeared in this version of RH.
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It is now done through the use of Master Pages.
When creating a master page you can apply a CSS style sheet to it. When you generate
an output, the hierarchy will be:
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