css and replacement tags

alatham · Post by **alatham** » Thu 23. Mar 2006, 00:46

Hello,
I'm using a replacement tag for navigation (NAV_TABLE_SIMPLE) and want to use a graphic in the background for the levels. I can't seem to find out how to do this. Is it something I change in the css or do I have to go into conf.template_default.inc.php and do something?

I have a hard time figuring out where replacement tags fit into the css in general. Are there any existing posts that go over this topic?

Thanks!

Amy

Pappnase · Post by **Pappnase** » Thu 23. Mar 2006, 04:37

hello

what you can do is to put around the reptag an div or span tag with your own css settings! (should work

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alatham · Post by **alatham** » Thu 23. Mar 2006, 23:39

In the default css, there are div tags like:
.nav_table, .nav_table a, .nav_table a:link, .nav_table a:active, .nav_table a:visited, .nav_table a:hover

Then, there are div tags like: #list_level ul, #list_level a:link, #list_level_ul a:visited

I thought that replacement tags pointed to some of the css and that I could change the info in these sections. But, I don't know which css properties are responsible for the way reptags look. I have messed around with changing different parts, but haven't had luck. Do I have to create all new div tags or are there ones that I edit? If I have to create new ones, how do I account for things like hover and current, etc?

Thanks for the help - I'm hoping to get the hang of things soon!