By ritzcrazycracker on

I wanted to make the front page werbage look kind of fancy with colored fonts, and diffent styles of fonts, and center alignment. So i made the whole thing look legit in CoffeeCup HTML Editor and then I copied the HTML and pasted it in the appropriate spot but all that came out is what you see at www.guerillroots.com. Does Drupal go by some different code? I thought it was html. Let me know if you have any ideas on how to change font colors, styles, and alignment and if you know of any editors that can help. Thanks

- Paul

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vm commented

Drupal styling is controlled by the style.css file in the theme.

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drummondf commented

I have an extension to this question - is there a way to override the style.css stylesheet so HTML data created in CoffeeCup can coexist with Drupal in harmony? What needs to be done to the stylesheet to allow custom HTML?

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vm commented

coexist with drupal in what way? in totality? no.

you can build a theme in coffeecup editor , then use any of the tutorials found with google to transform the theme into a drupal usable theme.

Drupal is specific about how it's css files and tpl.php files naming conventions which coffeecup wouldn't be aware of.