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Beautify pages by adding css classes and styling to various tags #18
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Hey I'm pulling to update the branch but its not doing anything. Should i be changing something in the options when i hit pull |
Try fetch all and the checkout origin/style |
you're a genius |
If I'm adding images to use for the section area pages I would have to insert the file location into the picture_path column of the attractions table right? |
You can just replace the existing images that are in Content/Images/
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I tried that as a test. I replaced one of the placeholder images with another and kept the same file name but the placeholder image still pops up in the debug. |
Did the new one show up too? |
Ill have more time tomorrow. Ill also be at the school. Lemme know if u wana meet up. Im trying to help. Sorry for bein so useless! Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S® 4 mini ™, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone -------- Original message -------- From: Johnathan Hornik notifications@github.com Date:04/26/2015 11:00 PM (GMT-06:00) To: ryanhornik/databases databases@noreply.github.com Cc: Subject: Re: [databases] Beautify pages by adding css classes and styling to
various tags (#18) — |
Nah it was just the placeholder image. Even though its not in the images folder anymore. |
that's odd because the Images folder is the only place that Image should be, |
Yeah. I only changed the one in the gpu folder for now. |
Ah I see what it is. |
The first way is what I tried with the gpu folder but it didn't work. Ill
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You'll have to edit the picture path field of the attraction |
You could also change the overall look-and-feel by creating a custom bootstrap theme
http://getbootstrap.com/customize/
This is probably the easiest way to change the look of the entire site
In addition to css you should also update input fields across all pages to use more appropriate input types. For example in places where you should be enter a lot of text - such as theme area descriptions the input box should actually be a Text Area, and in places where the field should be enumerated or categorical then a drop down should be used.
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