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4/13/2006 2:02 AM
 
Try adding a class for the <p> tag.  There isn't one defined, and I have used this before.

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4/13/2006 3:12 AM
 
TonyThompson wrote
I see the .normal class inside my portal.css file, but as this was my first time and I built the skin so I didn't know what all I needed in the css, so can I add the .normal classs to the skin.css or is it special to the portal.css?

Hi Tony,

Yes you can add the .normal class to your skin.css file with no problems. - You can add any class to your skin.css file, there are no restrictions, quite often you have to add an additional class to your skin.css file to override the classes that are specified in the default.css file.

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4/14/2006 11:59 AM
 
Thanks, that works just like we want it, with one exception. It doesn't after text inside of a table. Any known reason for this?
 
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