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Note that <nowiki><pre></nowiki> and <nowiki></pre></nowiki> are used to avoid interpreting what is in between as wikitext, and that in turn these codes are put within css comment delimiters /* and */. This causes an odd rendering, with e.g. the last * rendered as a bullet. However, this does not affect the correct working on [http://www.eluneart.com web design]. | Note that <nowiki><pre></nowiki> and <nowiki></pre></nowiki> are used to avoid interpreting what is in between as wikitext, and that in turn these codes are put within css comment delimiters /* and */. This causes an odd rendering, with e.g. the last * rendered as a bullet. However, this does not affect the correct working on [http://www.eluneart.com web design]. | ||
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See Help:User style for the css file and the css wiki page for each skin of a project, as well as the user css pages.
Example of sitewide css wiki page
/*
<pre>
*/
code {
font-weight: bold;
}
/*
</pre>
*/
results in:
/*
*/
code {
font-weight: bold;
}
/*
- /
Note that <pre> and </pre> are used to avoid interpreting what is in between as wikitext, and that in turn these codes are put within css comment delimiters /* and */. This causes an odd rendering, with e.g. the last * rendered as a bullet. However, this does not affect the correct working on web design. make money online