Inline Style or Override Global Style Sheet

Discussion in 'CSS' started by officejofa, Aug 11, 2008.

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    I have a small problem. I'm reworking a section on my employers site, because the content that was there is not going to work for our site. It was going to be a news section, but it simply will not get updated enough for it to be truly relevant or effective. So instead, I'm going to provide weather information and possibly a local news feed.

    The problem is that the styles for the sidebars place an image next to the links. I need to override this without changing the rest of the sidebars styles. I've tried several different ways -- inline and creating different div for that section, but the arrow images for the links continue to show up.

    I have only made the adjustment to one page so far.. as a test. The url is:

    www.drjohnlehman.com/applicants.html

    As you can see the arrow images are even placing themselves within the weather box. Which of course isn't going to work. :D

    Any suggestions?
     
    officejofa, Aug 11, 2008 IP
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    The best way to do this would actually be to have two seperate style sheets. You will need to make a replicate copy of your side nav and call it something else. Put any images in another folder or something like that if you dont want to rename everything then point your page to use that style sheet.
     
    Spartan_Strategy, Oct 6, 2008 IP