css seems to go away

Hello All:

For some reason, my login module that I use seems to looses it's css only on Chronoform Pages that I created.

Is this a bug or something that I might have done when I edited the login form?
http://www.emrcontractor.com

Hi Paul,

I can't see that the login module has any CSS - it seems pick it up from template.css except on the home page where there is a rather odd snippet of Microsoft Word code in the header that changes the font.

Perhaps I'm missing something here.

Bob

the reason I said css was because when on home, about, or contact us the login stays the same style. When I go to any of the register links provider/contractor the submit button changes as well as the style of the words on those chronoform pages only.

Do you see that?

Thanks Bob,

Paul

Hi Paul,

No - for me Home, About and Contact Us are all different

Bob

ok, thanks bob for the help in clearing this up.

how does the module change css on different pages? I thought a module was self contained in a way?

Hi Paul,

There's nothing intrinsically self contained about modules - if they include <p> tags with no class (as this one does) it will pick up whatever css is currently applied to <p> tags. They could, and sometimes should be better written, with a wrapping <div> and some personalised css but this is not required.

Bob

so if it has a <p> tag around it. then why would that change from page to page.

I am a little confused by how the css changes per page. If the <p> tag is in the module code shouldnt it stay there for each page.

that is what I meant by self contained.

Hi Paul,

You'd best look at the pages with a CSS debugger like FireBUg.

The <p> doesn't change - but you are loading different styles for <p> on each page and so the appearance changes. or example, on the Home page you have a chunk of Microsoft Word derived css that sets the font family for <p> to Times New Roman and so the font used changes.

Bob

AHAAAA!!!!!

Now I got it!..... Thanks Bob.... the momment you said MS Word, it all came to me. Sheeesh... The person doing my content on this site must be cutting and pasting from MS Word into the page.

Ugh.....

Ok, Now I know what is going on... Whew....that was a load off.

Thanks so much Bob for all your help with this.


Paul

Hi Paul,

Yes you'll find this in the page somewhere

p.MsoNormal, li.MsoNormal, div.MsoNormal {
font-family:"Times New Roman";
font-size:12pt;
margin:0 0 0.0001pt;
}
p {
font-family:"Times New Roman";
font-size:12pt;
margin-left:0;
margin-right:0;
}
div.Section1 {
page:Section1;
}

Bob