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8/26/2010 2:16 PM
 

My church paid somebody to make its website, several years ago, and a volunteer who doesn't know much about the coding has been maintaining it and making various changes over the years.

Along the way it lost all its column buffers.  Text is flush against the column edges.  I noticed the CSS folders are all empty, and jumped to the conclusion that the CSS somehow got lost.  I spent some time figuring out which folder to use to create new styles, made a padding rule and so far just applied it to one page item as a test.

But the volunteer says the site was built with a skin, and had no CSS and doesn't want me messing with it.

Can someone enlighten me about what in a skin would apply apply padding and margins to content?

And is my assumption right or wrong that skins come with a CSS file?

THANKS!

Diane
 
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8/26/2010 3:41 PM
 
Sorry I hit the "send" button on that way too soon!   It was working off my very bad memory about something we worked on two months ago.  I just looked at the site again  with Firefox's web toolbar.

The CSS folder that's empty is called portal.css.   It contains all the codes, like H2, a ,etc but they have no content.  There also are four other css folders, including default, container, skin ...  and they all have various content.

I found that if I added style info to the portal.css contents, I could affect some things but not others.

So my real question should be: if this is a skin that came with a huge "default.css" stylesheet, then why on earth would all the contents be lacking padding and margins?

Thanks, and sorry for the confusion!


 
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