Dizkus

I have a Xanthia theme running on a 0.76 RC3 version of PostNuke and have just recently installed Content Express.

I am having trouble getting the text formatting in the Content Express editor to show up on the site.

At first I though this was a bug with PostNuke and posted as such in the BugTracker as here

http://noc.postnuke.com/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1797&group_id=5&atid=101

However, after Mark looked at this he stated that it is a theme problem and not a problem with PostNuke or content express. Following Marks advice I removed the FONT tag from style.php, (but not from the other syle definitions, ie body, content, navbars, etc). Tried this but still with no success.

Anybody got any ideas what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks in advance

Thox

I look at your site now and the font size has changed - perhaps your stylesheet was cached?

-Mark

For some reason it was, but it wasn't switched on.

In addition, I have also tried HTML Pages and this also does not provide the correct formatting for the text.

Any suggestions, would be grateful.

Thox

As I said in the bug report it is the correct formatting that is applied but the CSS your theme is using may be overriding parts. Avoid font tags at all costs. Review your markup and understand the interaction between CSS and HTML.

-Mark

I've narrowed the problem down to this style, in my style.php file: -

'.content {'."\n".
' BACKGROUND: none;'."\n".
' font-size: ' . "$size_text".'px;'."\n".
' FONT-FAMILY: geneva,arial,Verdana, Helvetica'."\n".
'}'."\n\n".

If I remove this the text is formated correctly in that the font sixes are correct, however, this results in the bullets, next to menu items, the text in the online block, the text in the test article section and the text in admin messages, changing to a black color. Any idea what style controls these colors.

Thox

All of these things are theme specifc so without me taking the theme apart I can't really advise.

-Mark