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<tt><nowiki>{{#css:spots.css}}</nowiki></tt>. The [[spots.css]] article contains the following CSS content: | <tt><nowiki>{{#css:spots.css}}</nowiki></tt>. The [[spots.css]] article contains the following CSS content: | ||
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You can also do inline CSS styles like this | You can also do inline CSS styles like this | ||
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Revision as of 22:43, 18 November 2014
{{#css:spots.css}}
This is an example of adding a CSS article to a page using Extension:CSS. The CSS article in this example is the spots.css article which is attached to this page using
{{#css:spots.css}}. The spots.css article contains the following CSS content:
<css>
/* Example CSS */
body {
background: url('/files/9/9d/Fliss-dots.jpg');
background-color: #A9D5F8;
}
#p-cactions li a { background-color: #F37FC6; color: #4EF337 }
#column-one, .footer, .firstHeading, #catlinks { display:none }
#content { padding:0; margin:5em }
#content p, pre.css { font-size:200%; font-weight:bold; line-height:200% }
</css>
You can also do inline CSS styles like this
{{#css: body p { line-height: 150% } pre { font-size: 200%; color: green; } }}
{{#css:
body p { line-height: 150% } pre { font-size: 200%; color: green; }
}}