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    Posted by rayhne on Tue 06 of Jun, 2006 00:46 GMT-0000 posts: 8
    I'm trying to adjust how much space there is between sub-categories in the directory but am unable to work out where I can do this. I've also noticed that it looks like there are css classes in the tiki-directory_browse.php that don't seem to appear in the stylesheet. IE: dircategs, dirlink.
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    Posted by Gary Cunningham-Lee on Tue 06 of Jun, 2006 01:34 GMT-0000 posts: 254 Japan
    I'm trying to adjust how much space there is between sub-categories in the directory but am unable to work out where I can do this.
    If you look at the page source you can see that around and following the word "Subcategories" is something like this: 
    (b)Subcategories(/b)(br /)

(div class="dircategs")
(table  )
    (tr)
	(td)(a class="dirlink" href="tiki-directory_browse.php?parent=1")CSS(/a)
		(br /)
		Cascading Styles Sheets -- Resources, information, tutorials, etc.
	(/td)
	(td)
	..

    So the categories are in a table in div.dircategs. You can give properties to div.dircategs and div.dircategs table and div.dircategs table td.

    I've also noticed that it looks like there are css classes in the tiki-directory_browse.php that don't seem to appear in the stylesheet. IE: dircategs, dirlink.

    Sure, there's no need to include every selector in a stylesheet, if it isn't necessary to treat the item individually. I didn't specify a dirlink style in Tikipedia, for example, because there's nothing unique about those links; they follow the global link style. It reduces the CSS file size to only include things as necessary. Tiki's CSS files are huge, so should be trimmed whenever possible.

    If the CSS file you're using doesn't specify anything for a particular selector in the page that you want to change, you can add that yourself.

    -- Gary