Hi Jim,

CSS changes in different versions of Artisteer so you have to figure out what you are trying to override and it is not the same for each version of Artisteer. In recent versions of Artisteer the class names are all lower case and CSS is case sensitive so .art-contentLayout is a mistake, it would be .art-contentlayout, but actually you don't even need that as part of the selector.

I was able to get it working her by adding this instead of what you have in style-artisteeroverrides.css:

body.homepage .art-content{width: 650px;}
body.homepage .art-sidebar1{width: 270px;}
body.homepage .art-sidebar2{width: 330px;}
body.homepage .art-content-wide{width: 782px;}
body.homepage .art-content-narrow{width: 383px;}

body.homepage .art-content-layout .art-sidebar1::before { width: 275px; }
body.homepage .art-content-layout .art-sidebar2::before { width: 335px; }

note that without the bottom 2 it was overflowing the different shade of green for the side bar background colors so I had to figure out which selectors from the artisteer css were causing that using "Inspect Element" in Chrome.

Hope that helps,

Joe

Hi Jim,

I've never used the home edition but I think mainly it has less built in content such as textures, ackgrounds, icons etc. I think the Standard Edition is well worth the price. I'm really not a designer but I was able to come up with all the new designs included in this version of mojoPortal using it.

If you do purchase it please click our ad first so we can get a comission on the sale, it costs you the same either way.

Best,

Joe