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** CSS Styles for logos, images and documents **
by Mark on Wednesday 21 February 2007
The CSS styles automatically generated by SPIP for logos, images and other
documents allow for the customisation of their presentation on websites.
The style attributed to logos
Any logos included in an SPIP element (sections, articles, news items,
authors, sites) are systematically assigned an attribute class called
.spip_logos, which is included in each HTML tag. This style attribute can
be very useful, for example, in specifying the position of the logo on the
page.
So to not only align logos to the right of their containers (cartouche),
for example, you can stipulate a standard space between the image and the
text with the simple styling code :
** CSS Styles for logos, images and documents **
by Mark on Wednesday 21 February 2007
The CSS styles automatically generated by SPIP for logos, images and other
documents allow for the customisation of their presentation on websites.
The style attributed to logos
Any logos included in an SPIP element (sections, articles, news items,
authors, sites) are systematically assigned an attribute class called
.spip_logos, which is included in each HTML tag. This style attribute can
be very useful, for example, in specifying the position of the logo on the
page.
So to not only align logos to the right of their containers (cartouche),
for example, you can stipulate a standard space between the image and the
text with the simple styling code :