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Thread began 12/28/2010 2:43 pm by Jenny I | Last modified 1/10/2011 12:56 pm by Jenny I | 2071 views | 6 replies

Jenny I

Power CMS, Css and developer code

This is my first time using power cms and I am confused on a few things.

I have already created my site and I just installed power cms. My site has custom styled headings, paragraphs and paragraph layouts. In order to maintain the heading, paragraghs,
styles as well as heading colours do I need to create content regions in powercms for each HTML element mentioned and paste the developers code in each tag e.g

  <h1>developer code1 here<h1>
<h2>developer code2 here<h2>
<p>developer code3 here<p>  



or is there a way for me to use the HTML editor or any other method to recreate the content area page layout.

Your help is very much appreciated

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