S
Smitro
Hi,
I'm in the middle of writing CMS. One part of the
CMS allows users to create there own pages with my
header and my footer.
As a part of the CSS I have a line that changes
the look of all links. eg. removed underline,
changed colours etc. (a {} a:hover{} etc)
Is it possible for me to make and exception to
this? For example, everything within a <div> to be
able to be changed to what the user that created
the page wants?
All users are editing via a built in form that has
a WYSIWYG editor in it. The Editor converts to
plain html.
Any ideas?
I'm in the middle of writing CMS. One part of the
CMS allows users to create there own pages with my
header and my footer.
As a part of the CSS I have a line that changes
the look of all links. eg. removed underline,
changed colours etc. (a {} a:hover{} etc)
Is it possible for me to make and exception to
this? For example, everything within a <div> to be
able to be changed to what the user that created
the page wants?
All users are editing via a built in form that has
a WYSIWYG editor in it. The Editor converts to
plain html.
Any ideas?