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brduran
New Member

Canada
98 Posts

Posted - 04 June 2003 :  12:49:09  Show Profile  Visit brduran's Homepage
Would it require much to add a code for additonal fonts to the forum?

We know what DefaultFont"Face,Color,Size" are and do. I would like to add another font, say, NewFont"Face,Color,Size" that I can apply throughout the forum like I do with DefaultFont, FooterFont and others...

Is it a headache Can it be done without much hassle

Thank you!



Bernardo Duran
www.teknician.com

Roland
Advanced Member

Netherlands
9335 Posts

Posted - 04 June 2003 :  13:11:11  Show Profile
Here's what I'd do: create a CSS class with the newFont properties in inc_header.asp, and then call the class in a span or table cell (or row) when you need it. That'd avoid needing to edit the database and the font/table color configuration page in the admin options.
Only downside is that when you're testing the font properties, you'll have to re-upload inc_header.asp a few times instead of making the changes online. On the other hand, you usually only set those things once: during the setup/customization of your forums.
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brduran
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Canada
98 Posts

Posted - 04 June 2003 :  13:47:28  Show Profile  Visit brduran's Homepage
Yeah, that's what I have in mind FrutZle. After all, as long as you know where you inserted the css, you can always go back and change it, if needed.

The only problem is that I don't know how to do a "css". I went back to "inc_header.asp" to see if I could find some reference on how to do it, but all I could find was "color" and "background" related codes after "<style type=""text/css"">" & vbNewLine & _

How much more would you have to add

Thank you!



Bernardo Duran
www.teknician.com


Edited by - brduran on 04 June 2003 13:48:47
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brduran
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Canada
98 Posts

Posted - 04 June 2003 :  21:13:05  Show Profile  Visit brduran's Homepage
Nevermind, problem solved! I first created a new file "inc_text_fonts.asp", then performed a
<!--#INCLUDE FILE="inc_text_fonts.asp" --> in the file I wanted to change. Did the changes to the file as well.

Thank you!



Bernardo Duran
www.teknician.com

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