Article ID: 373
Last updated: 14 Nov, 2013
The template pageIf you want to brand the knowledgebase so that it matches the rest of your website. For example, you can include your company logo and standard buttons on each knowledgebase page. To create and use custom template:
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Changing associated CSSWhen you modify KBPublisher to fit your site design, you will probably also need to change some css styles as well. All cascading style sheets used in KB Publisher are in the kbp_directory/client/skin/ directory, where kbp_directory is the name the directory under which you installed KBPublisher. Most styles for the public area are defined in kbp_directory/client/skin/common.css. You are welcome to change these or to add your own. We do recommend, however, that you create a new style sheet and include a link to the new style sheet in your custom template to overwrite existing KBPublisher styles, rather than change common.css.
Article ID: 373
Last updated: 14 Nov, 2013
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