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| Developer Posts: 405 Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Idaho |
02-07-2008, 11:21 PM
At the moment, the easiest thing for you to do would be to alter the knowledgebase template, add an id to the tag you want to contain the different-looking underlines, then hook the CSS to that ID. It's a little bit of a judgement call where to apply the styles. I'm kind of guessing here, but if you want them just in the solution box, you're looking for the template called "kbarticleview", and to do something to the following block (about halfway down): <fieldset class="swiftfieldset"> <legend><{$language[kbsolution]}></legend> <span class="mediumtext"><{$article[contents]}></span><BR /><BR /> </fieldset> Again, guessing, but I suspect you want to add the id to the span. For example: <span id="kbunderlinehook" class="mediumtext"><{$article[contents]}></span><BR /><BR /> Then you could just write a CSS rule like: #kbunderlinehook a { ... } Hope that covers what you need. -------------------------------------------------------------------
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