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    Hi
    i am trying to add a simple white line in between the section lists on the left hand side of my site.
    I have looked in my overall template, but dont see the code. What i do see is:
    tr>
    <tr>
    <td><font size="1" class="nav">NETQUOTEVAR:TOPLEVELSECTIONSTOP</font></td>
    </tr>

    Is this contolling the appearance of this part of the table?
    If so how do i access it to change it?

    Grateful for any help!
    Cakes Cookies and Crafts Shop
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    #2
    What is the file called ...

    What is the name of 'Section' file called ?

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    Code:
    Layout > Section Link Layout > Edit
    What I have found useful is to save this file as Act_SectionName_MySection.html, then you can play around with it in DW or some other editor to hearts content.

    (Note if you open using EDIT in Actinic make sure you save as a HTML file first, remember Notepad defaults to a tXt file)

    Then if you get the look you want, use it?

    I have to admit my Sections do not call the NQV you mention so if I am in the wrong place I do apologise.

    S.
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      #3
      Thanks Simon.
      I have taken a decision to have a play and eliminate the NQV and try to code the section links into my Templates.

      I'm very new to HTML, but i love it and have invested in some books and DW.
      I just need to figure the mouse over thingy and I might even try and make the section list appear as buttons.... just need time to figure it out and get it wrong a few times first!
      Cakes Cookies and Crafts Shop
      Cookie Cutters
      Cake Decorating Supplies
      Chocolate Making Equipment

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        #4
        Originally posted by mrs incredible
        I might even try and make the section list appear as buttons.... just need time to figure it out and get it wrong a few times first!
        The most effiecient way to do this is using CSS by setting a new background-color statement for the a:hover

        To make it look like buttons you can then use the border function and set say the left and bottom borders slightly thicker to give a faux 3d effect.

        CSS is much quicker than using actual GIF buttons and you can changethe sitewide colours by changing a few lines in the stylesheet


        Bikster
        SellerDeck Designs and Responsive Themes

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