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.odd Is added to every odd blog post or list item in a content component | .odd Is added to every odd blog post or list item in a content component | ||
.even Is added to every even blog post or list item in a content component | .even Is added to every even blog post or list item in a content component | ||
.first Is added to the first blog post or list item in a content component | .first Is added to the first blog post or list item in a content component | ||
.last Is added to the last blog post or list item in a content component | .last Is added to the last blog post or list item in a content component | ||
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Revision as of 22:29, 13 January 2009
We've added some useful CSS classes to places like the blog component that will help you with visual formatting if you choose to use them.
Useful CSS Classes:
.odd Is added to every odd blog post or list item in a content component
.even Is added to every even blog post or list item in a content component
.first Is added to the first blog post or list item in a content component
.last Is added to the last blog post or list item in a content component
You can add style declarations to your CSS file for these classes for some useful visual formatting.