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4 years 4 months ago #136429
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Is there a listing somewhere of all the CSS styles used on the default shop that I can copy and paste the styling I want that matches my website styles?
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4 years 4 months ago #136430
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Dear rmarcant,
Please go to EShop -> System -> Configuration -> Custom CSS code to add your CSS code there to style elements in EShop as the way that you want.
Hope that this is useful.
Sincerely, Giang
Please go to EShop -> System -> Configuration -> Custom CSS code to add your CSS code there to style elements in EShop as the way that you want.
Hope that this is useful.
Sincerely, Giang
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4 years 4 months ago #136431
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That's not what i asked. I know where the CSS code additions are to be added in eshop. I asked "Is there a listing somewhere of all the CSS styles used on the default shop"
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4 years 4 months ago #136507
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Hi rmarcant
CSS is strongly related to the templates/styles and other components such as (T3, Megamenu, modules etc. etc) used by you.
You might find some information in server directories
/public_html/(domaindirectory)/components/com_eshop/themes/(yourtemplate)/css
/public_html/(domaindirectory)/templates/(yourtemplate)/css
However, since this never tells you the "full story" I highly recommend to use the developer tools which can be started via F12 (Firefox & Chrome). Doing this you can easily locate referring CSS files and also see all CSS declarations.
Hope this helps
cheers
CSS is strongly related to the templates/styles and other components such as (T3, Megamenu, modules etc. etc) used by you.
You might find some information in server directories
/public_html/(domaindirectory)/components/com_eshop/themes/(yourtemplate)/css
/public_html/(domaindirectory)/templates/(yourtemplate)/css
However, since this never tells you the "full story" I highly recommend to use the developer tools which can be started via F12 (Firefox & Chrome). Doing this you can easily locate referring CSS files and also see all CSS declarations.
Hope this helps
cheers
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