Need help

[Splinter Freelance]

I am using mambo on one of my sites and I have run into a small but annoying problem. Look at the following page:

http://howtostartasmallbusiness.inf...ent&task=category&sectionid=6&id=17&Itemid=28

When it lists my articles on the category pages, they all seem to blend together because there is no padding on the tables.

I added a seperate CSS class for the tds, but I cant find the file that I need to edit the code. Ive looked every where I could think of.

BTW I have Mambo 4.5.2

Thanks for the help,

Sam

 

[Sergio965]

Try in the templates folder. Should be there.

Although, you should upgrade your Mambo installation..because it's not even named Mambo anymore :P

 

[barefoottech]

Try in the templates folder. Should be there.

Although, you should upgrade your Mambo installation..because it's not even named Mambo anymore :P

You should /will be able to change any related CSS Styling by using the edit HTML/CSS choices in the ADmin area. Where you should make all changes.


If you need any help from someone who not only knows MAMBO/Joomla! ,but uses it daily for my own sites give me a shout


Plus Sergo965, Mambo is Still called Mambo . Joomla is the Almost Identical project done by the old development team.

 

[Splinter Freelance]

I looked in the template folder, but I dont think it would be there. I looked in the css file, but there is only the class for the <tr>. The <td> (which is where I want to add the class) does not have a class, so I need to add the class attribute to the tag.

 

[barefoottech]

You HAVE to add all the css to the Css file using the admin area
there should be a Default class for the TD in that SolarFlareII template

the Structure BTW of the Mambo/joomla templating system

/templates/TemplateName/css/template_css.css
MAMBO/Joomla! is not complex ,But does have a structure that must be respected .