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This shouldn't be that hard. How do I add a custom class to the CKEditor dropdowns? I want editors to be able to select blocks of copy, and using CKEditor's Paragraph Formatting or Styles dropdown, apply a block div. I've been searching various forums and documentations sources and I find all kinds of references to config.js, ckeditor.styles.js, CKEditor plugins, etc. These appear to add inline or block-level styles -- not classes. I get the impression there is more than one way to accomplish this, however I can't find a clear, step-by-step howto.

Please pardon the newb, but the following menu item styling works except for the width. I'm using Omega3 and Delta but I'm not even confident that they're relevant. Is there a reason why I can't make all the menu items the same width with global.css? And if so how do I overcome it? Thanks.

This might be of interest to you.

Of course there's a Drupal module to be made. This will void most of the issues around CSS and JS aggregation. Making it simpler and more
efficient. Nothing beats C for speed and efficiency.

The module should work also with modconcat, that is, if you're still using that type of legacy web server technology ;)

Buenas a todos.
Crei que era mas sencillo pero veo que se me esta atascando....
Dentro del tema uinfo meto la condicional para ie , perio ni caso ¿que hago mal?, solo quiero que m reconozca la hoja de estilos especifica si es ie 7 o ie8
gracias un saludo

Dar formato a una taxonomía determinada es lo que quiero lograr... pero no encuentro como hacerlo..
Alguien que tire una mano??

Hej,
Jag har problem med en bakgrundsbild i IE. Det fungerar i Fire Fox och på min Mac.
Fick rådet av att använda nedanstående css men det fungerar ändå inte. IE visar endast bilden centrerad med vita kanter.

/Tomaz

body
{
background: url('images/Page-BgTexture.jpg') no-repeat center center fixed;
-webkit-background-size: cover;
-moz-background-size: cover;
-o-background-size: cover;
background-size: cover;
filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader(src='images/Page-BgTexture.jpg', sizingMethod='scale');

We've been using Zen on most of our Drupal projects for the past three years at Insfilo Branding Agency, and when its time to redesign our portfolio website on February 2011, we just can't think of any other theme that is both simple and flexible enough to drupalize the design.
Thank you Zen and the Drupal Community :)

I would like to style the site name with two different styles. (i.e. Site Name) "Site" would be a large bold font and "Name" would be a smaller normal font. I tried splitting it into site name and site slogan which would allow me to style them separate but reverted due to an SEO compromise and split link. Any suggestions?

I have been using the Omega framework to build out my ORG's blog and recently updated to 7.x-3.0. After I uploaded that version I no longer get the fluid and smooth layout I once did.

It seems as though the content block and sidebar second no longer are floating left and inline properly in IE8. I have even went as far as turning off any global styles I may have added to my site to see if that was effecting the layout and nothing. Same result.

Hi, I'm new to the Omega theme and I am trying to add different background colors to the global, narrow, normal, and wide to see that my subtheme is working correctly. The site is showing the global bg color, but as I resize the browser none of my other bg colors show. When I view the source I see the global call, but I do not see my subtheme narrow, normal, etc... So am I missing or over looking something I should do when creating my subtheme? I am also new to the who responsive design too.

Thanks for your help.
Kevin