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12/5/2007 9:56 AM
 

But how does one style the solpartmenu for a different site.

I mean I have one site that i have styled the solpartmenu but I am going to build another site.  I need a totally different look for the menu in my second site.

Can this be done.

It appears that the styles for the solpartmenu seem to be in the default.css.  Can i move these to my skin.css?

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12/5/2007 9:59 AM
 

errrrrrrrrrrmmmmmmmm!

Maybe i should move the styles in tot he portal.css

 

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12/5/2007 4:05 PM
 

Don't move styles, override them in the skin.  That's why the C in CSS stands for "Cascading".  Check the various guides for the Solpart menu, and try the skinning forum for help.

Jeff

 
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