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How to create css for blog mode of certain space?

Aleš Laňar1

Hello,

I created own style in refined original theme. But when i create a blog from one space (space with my own theme) i want to define CSS just for this blog (not only background, etc what i can set during creating blog), others have to be stylized by default. Is there any option for me? When i try to define styles in CSS of my theme, they arent used. Many thanks for help

Aleš

Accepted answers

Emil Sjödin [Refined]

Currently, that's not possible, please feel free to add a feature request here: https://refinedwiki.atlassian.net/browse/RWOT

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Emil Sjödin [Refined]

Hi Ales,

The only way to further style space blogs using blog mode is to use the global stylsheets feature by adding your CSS to Confluence admin > Look and feel > Stylesheets and start your selectors with body.rw_blog_mode like this:

body.rw_blog_mode .rw_page_title {

color:blue;

}

These styles will be applied to all space blogs which are using blog mode.

Please let me know if you have any further questions.

Cheers

Aleš Laňar1

These styles will be applied to all space blogs, but i need it only for blog mode for certain space. I have many blog modes for spaces, but only for one space i need stylized blog mode. Is it possible for only one mode?

Emil Sjödin [Refined]

Currently, that's not possible, please feel free to add a feature request here: https://refinedwiki.atlassian.net/browse/RWOT

Aleš Laňar1

So, negative answer is still answer Thank you Emil, i hope that it will be added to refinedwiki. Thank you for support! Ales

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