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 to doctype=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.

Concepts associés

• Content sites
• Content pages in CMS
• Content Management templates
• Content types
• Content blocks
• Content Management meta tags

Tâches associées

• Define a frame in a style sheet
• Create a frame UI macro