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    NETQUOTEVAR:EXTINFOLINK font size

    I am trying to make the font size for the info link text smaller on my version of compact product line ie. NETQUOTEVAR:EXTINFOLINK but whatever I do the text size will not go smaller. It's go to be something silly but it's really annoying me now.
    ie NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCTNAME
    NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCTREF <span class="actxxsmall">NETQUOTEVAR:EXTINFOLINK
    </span>
    Any ideas?
    Thanks
    Jenny
    Hanson Web Design
    www.hansonwebdesign.co.uk
    jenny@hansonwebdesign.co.uk
    Actinic hosting, Actinic Software, template design and re-design

    #2
    Hi Jenny

    Try doing the following:

    Go to "Design | Text", click on "Go to"

    Code:
    Phase -1
    ID:1191
    
    Change "<A HREF="%s">" to "<span class="actxxsmall"><A HREF="%s">"
    and

    Code:
    Phase -1
    ID:1192
    
    Change "</A>" to "</A></span>"
    Should work

    Kind Regards
    Nadeem Rasool
    SellerDeck Development

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      #3
      Nadeem,
      Thanks, I have tried that, I can make it have a border, a background bold but the text just won't get smaller!
      Jenny
      Hanson Web Design
      www.hansonwebdesign.co.uk
      jenny@hansonwebdesign.co.uk
      Actinic hosting, Actinic Software, template design and re-design

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        #4
        I think your problem is that the font-size controls are being set by this section of actinic.css:
        Code:
        a:link{
        color:NETQUOTEVAR:LINKCOLORCSS;
        font-size:x-small;
        text-decoration:none;
        }
        
        a:visited{
        color:NETQUOTEVAR:VLINKCOLORCSS;
        font-size:x-small;
        text-decoration:none;
        }
        
        a:hover{
        color:NETQUOTEVAR:HLINKCOLORCSS;
        font-size:x-small;
        text-decoration:underline;
        }
        
        a:active{
        color:NETQUOTEVAR:ALINKCOLORCSS;
        font-size:x-small;
        text-decoration:none;
        }
        If you remove the font-size settings from this section of the css file you should be able to apply your own custom font-sizes to links.

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          #5
          Chris, obvious when someone tells you!
          Thanks
          Jenny
          Hanson Web Design
          www.hansonwebdesign.co.uk
          jenny@hansonwebdesign.co.uk
          Actinic hosting, Actinic Software, template design and re-design

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