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SOLVED: Getting cufon to work in Navigation position
12 years 8 months ago #1
by andersoc
Replied by andersoc on topic Re: Getting cufon to work in Navigation position
You're a star!
I found the relevant CSS (#at-wrapmainnavigation a) and used as the selector, works perfectly!!!
Thanks for the fast and accurate support, not to mention the brilliant plugin!!!!
I found the relevant CSS (#at-wrapmainnavigation a) and used as the selector, works perfectly!!!
Thanks for the fast and accurate support, not to mention the brilliant plugin!!!!
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12 years 8 months ago #2
by laurelle
Laurelle
Developer
Keashly.ca Consulting
Replied by laurelle on topic Re: Getting cufon to work in Navigation position
Hello,
When you generated your Cufon font file did you include the italic version of the font?
Not sure that using italic as the selector will work. Could you use something like:
#homnav li a
as the selector. I am just guessing on the CSS as I don't know what the actual selector would be. But you want to use a css selector that will target just the homnav a links and text if you are using separators.
Good luck.
When you generated your Cufon font file did you include the italic version of the font?
Not sure that using italic as the selector will work. Could you use something like:
#homnav li a
as the selector. I am just guessing on the CSS as I don't know what the actual selector would be. But you want to use a css selector that will target just the homnav a links and text if you are using separators.
Good luck.
Laurelle
Developer
Keashly.ca Consulting
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12 years 8 months ago - 12 years 8 months ago #3
by andersoc
SOLVED: Getting cufon to work in Navigation position was created by andersoc
Hi Folks
I have downloaded installed and got these excellent plugin working perfectly for things like H1 and H2 tags great!
But I am now trying to get it working for my top nav bar (hornav). I used CSS to assign the text in nav bar 'italic' and then added italic and font-style: italic in the selectors area, neither seems to work.
Am wondering if anyone has any insight into what I'm doing wrong or how I can fix?
thanks a million
ColS
I have downloaded installed and got these excellent plugin working perfectly for things like H1 and H2 tags great!
But I am now trying to get it working for my top nav bar (hornav). I used CSS to assign the text in nav bar 'italic' and then added italic and font-style: italic in the selectors area, neither seems to work.
Am wondering if anyone has any insight into what I'm doing wrong or how I can fix?
thanks a million
ColS
Last edit: 12 years 8 months ago by laurelle.
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