Change "page" CSS class value

[camel]

I have integrated VB 3.7.x + PP Pro 6.2. I don't want PP to pull VB CSS class "page". Instead I want it to take the a custom class defined in VB CSS "pp_page"

I tried searching PP templates to look for the template/file from where its pulling "page" class from VB CSS but no luck. Can you suggest which template/file I need to look at to change "page" class in PP to "pp_page"

[Chuck S]

Page is defined in vbulletin not Photopost as part of the header thats pulled so I assume your gonna have to write up some vb modification to do something like that.

[tsakalos76]

create a class pp_page and put in vb additional css. then go to pp templates and replace class page with pp_page

[camel]

Thanks Chuck, konstantinos. Thats what exactly I did. I am looking for templates in which vbulletin "page" is referred to

Originally Posted by konstantinos

create a class pp_page and put in vb additional css. then go to pp templates and replace class page with pp_page

[Chuck S]

There are no photopost files that use any css class named page. As previously stated by me that is a variable that vbulletin uses when printing its header and since we pull its header you see page

Our code is not even executed until long after that class is defined in vb so whatever mod we are talking here I think it needs to be on the vbulletin end not Photopost.

[tsakalos76]

ok the class page is in vb template footer. copy the vb footer in pp footer by changing page to pp_page u will also have to do the same for the header and in pp edit intergration set Do you want to enable the vB3 Integration which uses your vB3 headers, footers and styles to NO? u might also need to copy vb css in a pp css for all of it to look similar and make a small edit in photopost.php as seen here http://www.photopost.com/forum/photo...vbulletin+skin

but it works 100% cause i had done it

[camel]

Thanks Chuck and Konstantinos. that was of great help I could do it with those pointers

[Chuck S]

Yep thats a way to do it without using the vb headers footers etc