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Thread began 2/22/2010 2:52 pm by Gregg292456 | Last modified 7/28/2010 8:03 am by Gregg292456 | 3570 views | 10 replies

4/08/2010 1:35 pmkris348832

Originally Said By: gerlinda89667

Hi,
Yes, add a css style sheet with all your main default styles, text color, size, heading, links, body background of what their content area background will be. Call it cms_mystyle.css or whatever you want, save it into the HTMLEditor/custom folder, then add the link to it at the bottom of contents_insert_ContentValue1.js and the contents_update_ContentValue1.js

Thanks for the post, that's what i'm trying to do, but I'm not quite certain exactly what code to put when adding the link to the bottom of contents_insert_ContentValue1.js and the contents_update_ContentValue1.js

Could you be a little more specific, that'd be a great help.

Thanks
Kris

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