Stylesheets
There are two stylesheets that are provided with SiteLinker:
- slLayout.css - Defines the positioning of the various sections of each page.
- slStyle.css - Defines fonts, colors, and other characteristics of the web site's appearance.
It is highly recommended that you do not modify either of these two stylesheets. The reason for this is that as new features are added to SiteLinker, these files may need to be updated to support them. If you have edited the files, it could be quite tedious to try to merge your changes back in. SiteLinker will ask you if you want to update these files when you do the next build, and you can decline the build until you back up the current ones, but it won't be worth the trouble.
Instead, you should create your own stylesheet(s) and override the built-in settings you wish to change. To do this, simply use the Add... button on the Styles tab to create a new stylesheet (for example, "style.css"). You can add as many stylesheets as you wish, organized however you like. Any stylesheets you add will take precedence over the built-in ones.
