Below is an example of the css code for the styling of the pathway. Some people use the default link class for this, but I believe that it is better to have your own class in case the pathway is called somewhere within your template that has a conflicting color. Also notice that the pathway class has four different styles. Default, link, visited, and hover. The link and visited are combined here but can be seperated for better control.
Below is an example of the default css code for all modules. Notice the tree different styles that are assigned to the modules. First is the overall table that holds the modules. Second is the module header or where the module name appears (th). Second is where the module information is displayed (td). In the case of the image it is the main menu links or the next section which is D.
Below is an example of the css code for the main leve menu links. Notice the three different styles. Link and visited which are combined here, but can be seperated for more control and then hover.
Below is an example of the css code for the default link class of the template. Every template has this default class in case there is a link that does not have a specific class defined to it. Notice there are three different styles. Link and visited are combined but can be seperated for more control and hover.
Below is an example of the css code for the title of the component that is being used to display content. This applies to to all components unless the component has a it specified in it's own style sheet.
Below is an example of the css code for the title of the content being displayed. This is the name or title given to the article/content that you create such as 'Welcome to Joomla'.
Below is an example of the css code that displays the Read More... link to the rest of the content. Notice the three different styles. Link and visited which are combined and can be seperated for more control and hover.
Below is an example of the css code for the Back button. Some use the default link style for this, but I prefer to use it's own class for better control and a more pleasing visual style.
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