Style in Content Management
Content pages can be styled with CSS, just like any HTML website.
Three elements control CSS styles:
- Style Sheets are records containing CSS declarations.
- Themes are groups of style sheets that can be invoked together.
Frames are UI macros that define the outer border of individual content blocks as they appear on a content page. Frames work by calling on particular definitions in the style sheets.
Style sheets
Styles sheets are standard Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) that define the look and feel of all elements within the interface.- Design themes
Design themes are the convergence of structure and styling, making them a critical tool for creating a powerful user interface. - Doctypes
The view_content html page template on which all CMS is based defaults todoctype=html. - Format a frame
Frames provide a way to manage decorative containers for content blocks and any other elements within the site. For example, one frame can be a container, made of div or span tags, that is styled with rounded corners.
Parent Topic:Configure Content Management sites
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