Difference between revisions of "Talk:Strategic Marketing Plan"
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| − | Hopefully someone knows how to help with this. Throughout the SMP, there are various sections that are quotes of paragraphs, etc. I have tagged them with the blockquote tag and that is indenting them. However, I would like the css for the site to add a light, shaded background and perhaps a line around the blockquoted sections to help them standout. Something similar to the TOC. I believe the easiest thing would be to define the attributes for blockquote in the css, but even adding a custom class that could be used in conjunction with the blockquote would work. I tried applying the TOC class as a test, but that messed up a bulleted list. Thanks to anyone who can help me with this. -- | + | Hopefully someone knows how to help with this. Throughout the SMP, there are various sections that are quotes of paragraphs, etc. I have tagged them with the blockquote tag and that is indenting them. However, I would like the css for the site to add a light, shaded background and perhaps a line around the blockquoted sections to help them standout. Something similar to the TOC. I believe the easiest thing would be to define the attributes for blockquote in the css, but even adding a custom class that could be used in conjunction with the blockquote would work. I tried applying the TOC class as a test, but that messed up a bulleted list. Thanks to anyone who can help me with this. -- [[User:Jcausey]] |
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Revision as of 04:43, 10 February 2006
Hopefully someone knows how to help with this. Throughout the SMP, there are various sections that are quotes of paragraphs, etc. I have tagged them with the blockquote tag and that is indenting them. However, I would like the css for the site to add a light, shaded background and perhaps a line around the blockquoted sections to help them standout. Something similar to the TOC. I believe the easiest thing would be to define the attributes for blockquote in the css, but even adding a custom class that could be used in conjunction with the blockquote would work. I tried applying the TOC class as a test, but that messed up a bulleted list. Thanks to anyone who can help me with this. -- User:Jcausey
