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CSS Styling

We strongly recommend that you provide an appropriate css namespace scope for your styles to ensure they do not conflict with the default Photo Finale styling.

In practice, this simply means placing all of your custom content in a <div> with a unique parent class name, for example:

Panel

<div class="dealer-name">

Wiki Markup
\[ CUSTOM CONTENT \]

</div>

Then each style defined in your CSS file should use that parent selector to define the styles. Setting the font-size of the <legend> element, for example will look like:

Panel
Wiki Markup

.dealer-name legend {
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;font-size: 16px;
}

Your style sheets will always be included after the default Photo Finale style sheets, so it is therefore possible for you to override any of the default PF styling by omitting the .dealer-name scope, for example:

Panel
Wiki Markup

legend {
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;font-size: 16px;
}


Note

We recommend against overriding the default Photo Finale styling. Lucidiom cannot take responsibility nor provide engineering resources to help diagnose or debug problems caused by overrides to the default styles. Ensuring that the default styling is compatible with all supported browsers on OS X and Windows is enough fun for us already!


Reserved Page Names

The following names are reserved by Lucidiom and should not be used as page or folder names within Umbraco. This list may change from time to time.

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