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Pre-Nav Text & Post-Nav Text

eldaniel
GERMANY
2009-03-27 22:15:43
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Hi there!

I´ve created my own template. Unfortunately the 'Pre-Nav Text' and 'Post-Nav Text' are placed in '< p> < /p>'. This destroy my layout so my question: Where can I delete these HTML-Tags -or in what File can I find this tag?

Thanks!

Vaska A
UNITED STATES
2009-03-28 00:52:33
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The p tags are automatic...rewrite your stuff with div tags wrapping it and/or simply use style rules to deal with the p tags.

eldaniel
GERMANY
2009-03-28 10:14:15
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could you please tell me what css tag are able to do this.
I tried 'white-space: nowrap;' but this doesn´t work.

arsondpi A
GREECE
2009-03-28 11:31:03
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This thread is where you should start.
white-space: nowrap; etc won't do the trick- you should asign atributtes for that specific css selector only or encapsulate your stuff in divs, as Vaska suggested.

eldaniel
GERMANY
2009-03-28 12:21:20
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I´m not a beginner in HTML/ CSS or PHP. So I found a another solution. Thank for your help.

Vaska A
UNITED STATES
2009-03-28 13:51:00
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Maybe others might find your solution helpful?

eldaniel
GERMANY
2009-03-29 18:04:24
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yes you´re right Vaska.

put them in seperated div´s an give the div´s a 'float' to the left (or the right) side.

BTW: Great CMS you´ve created. it´s just simple to use. Maybe you know Joomla. I got it before I found your Indexhibit. Joomla was always to big and got a lot of setting I´ve never used. Thank you and keep going :-)

arsondpi A
GREECE
2009-03-29 19:26:26
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Since it's Sunday I would like to add a bit more info for further reference.

One method is to define divs in you style.css and call them in your pre-nav and post-nav text boxes.
The second method is to use the #menu p selector.
#menu p:first-child {...} for your pre-nav content and
#menu p { ... } for your post-nav content.

Hope this helps...

GordonBennett
UK
2010-07-25 14:04:53
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Hi Vaska,

The p tags are automatic...

So presumably it'll be impossible to use Pre and Post-Nav for adding extra text into the page title, without the 'p' tags being visible?

Loving the CMS btw, keep coming back to it.

Cheers.

bazinga
UNITED STATES
2010-09-26 04:53:29
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Can I have the original Pre nav text code please?~~I want to have my home section back~~what should I do?

bazinga
UNITED STATES
2010-09-26 04:58:42
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never mine~~~just dont put anything and it come back haha

arsondpi A
GREECE
2010-09-26 08:54:37
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...or type an empty space and it goes away again. Magic!

"...BAZINGA! I dontÔªø care..."

notanotherfolio
AUSTRALIA
2010-11-25 19:27:22
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Hi!

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I\'m having great trouble with my pre and post navs following the css. I haven\'t done much coding ever so I\'m a little stumped as to why it\'s not acting the same as the menu.

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Notantherfolio

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Cheers!!

arsondpi A
GREECE
2010-11-26 02:22:27
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...meaning?

notanotherfolio
AUSTRALIA
2010-11-26 12:46:28
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I want the pre-nav and post-nav to align with the menu texts but can\'t seem to be able to work it out...

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thanks for the quick response

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