MX Tree Menu Forum :: style conflicts
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Brian Shaughnessy
12-27-2006 22:05:51 GMT +2
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I have a tree menu on this page:
http://www.nytransit.org/mn_legissues/legarchives.asp?id=22
My template has the <ul > tag redefined, and it's overwriting the tree menu styles. Any way to make the tree menu (left column) work with the correct style sheet?
-Brian
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Razvan Racasanu[InterAKT]  01-04-2007 15:47:14 GMT +2
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Hello,
Your template should not redefine the UL tag. Instead, it should define styles for UL items with a certain class applied to them, or UL items contained in a div with a certain ID. This way, only the intended items are affected by the custom style.
Regards,
Razvan RACASANU
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Brian Shaughnessy
01-04-2007 15:56:17 GMT +2
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Problem is that the current usage is in place throughout the entire site, and I prefer not to have to define and then apply a class id throughout.
Is there no way to have the tree menu css override the default css in this one case? I'm not familiar enough with the ins and outs of css to know how to do that.
-Brian
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Razvan Racasanu[InterAKT] 01-04-2007 16:06:55 GMT +2
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Hello,
Unfortunately, you cannot do this. The best solution is to enclose your other UL elements in a div that has the ID="contentDiv" and then modify your style to look like this:
#contentDiv UL {
}
Regards,
Razvan RACASANU
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