/**
* CSS Guide for Mambo 4.5 templates 
* @author Wee Keat Chin
* @url www.visualdensity.com
* @email weekeat@visualdensity.com
*/
 
/**
* General Mambo Styles
* --------------------
* The following are styles that are often used
* site wide by Mambo to provide better control
* of content's appearences.
*/
hr {}
hr.separator {}
.pagenavbar {} /* not used in to page nav bar but used for nicknames in forum posts by Simpleboard */
.pagenav {} /* as the name implies, this is for formatting texts for those "<< Start < Previous 1 Next > End >>" links */
.small {}
 
/**
* Mambo Form Styles
* -----------------
* Here are 2 styles that Mambo uses to let users control
* how their forms and buttons may look.
*/
 
.button {}
.inputbox {}
 
/**
* Mambo Tabbed Frontend Admin Interface
* -------------------------------------
* The CSS styles here defines how the frontend admin interface
* will look like when editing and adding news through frontend.
*/
 
.ontab {}/* For styling of the "Tab" buttons when editing contents through the frontend as admin. 
This .ontab is the styling for the tab when it is active or after its "clicked" */
.offtab {} /* Same as above, used for styling of the "Tab" buttons when editing contents through the frontend. 
This the styling for the tab when it is NOT active or when it is NOT "clicked" */
.tabpadding {} /* this style is used set the size of the tab in the above */ 
.tabheading {} /* Not too sure what this is used for. Couldn't find anything related to it yet at the moment */
.pagetext {} /* this style is used to style the content of the editing form contents (where HTMLArea sits and all its forms + contents) in
the frontend Administration interface */
 
 
/**
* Mambo Menu Styling
* ------------
* You can control the way menu behave and look
* by using the CSS settings below
*/
a.mainlevel{} /* this styling is for the MAIN items in the menu */
a.sublevel{} /* this styling is for menu items that HAS A PARENT */
 
/**
* Mambo General styling for Sections/Categories/Contents
* ------------------------------------------------------
* These stylings are either sometimes or often used across
* Sections, categories and contents. They, therefore, deserves
* to be mentioned and separated from others.
*/
 
.createdate {} /* For styling the date the content/articles are created under contents title */
.modifydate {} /* need me to say? :) Well it styles the "Last updated on" text at the end of articles/contents */
.readon{} /* For formatting the "Read on..." link for blogs and on frontpage. */
 
 
/** 
* Mambo Styling for Contents
* --------------------------
* All the styling for contents are listed
* below.
*/
 
.contentpane {} /* This is used mainly for the table that holds the SECTIONS such as News.
	This is when you create a link to a Section and when clicked on it, it will display
	"News" then some description (with image if you selected one) and then a list of 
	Category of News. Yes! That entire thing is contained in a table with this style */
.contentpaneopen {} /* Found this being used by Phil in his Shambo2. Don't know where else its used
in Mambo */
.contentheading {} /* This is used in several places; the Heading of contents on the frontpage,
	it is also used for Section's heading (see above for explanation) "News" or
	whatever heading you used */
.contentpagetitle {} /* Couldn't find where is this yet. Will update this part when I
get to it. Sorry. If you know, please email me the infos */
.contentdescription {} /* When you create a link to a Section in the main menu and when clicked on it, it will display
	"News" then some description (with image if you selected one) and then a list of 
	Category of News. This style is used for formating the "DESCRIPTION" part of that page */
table.contenttoc {} /* This is used to format the table of the Tables of Contents or "Jump to" 
	box when it is enabled in a multiple paged content or article */
table.contenttoc td {} /* the same as above, but this is used to format the td or
	table cells */
.content_rating {} /* used for styling the texts used for displaying 
	those "stars" for rating in an article */
.content_vote {} /* used for those voting texts (the one with voting RADIO buttons) */
 
/**
* Mambo Sections Styles
* ---------------------
* Styling of sections tables 
*/
.sectiontableheader {} /* This is for styling the section table headers on a SECTION's page.
	An example would be those articles lists when you click on "News" or something?
	With a table header of "Date", "Item Title", "Author" and "Hits" ? That's the
	header that you will be controlling through this style */
.sectiontableentry1, {} /* this is used when there's a whole list of data to provide and
	you need to create alternate colors for each row of data. This is
	the first color */ 
.sectiontableentry2 {} /* this is the second color for the row. So, the table generator,
	will alternate its style through sectionableentry1 and sectiontableentry2
	as it cycles through and outputs each row of data. Similar to forum's post
	listings */
 
/**
* Mambo Styles for Categories
* ---------------------------
* The following are the styling for "Category" items
* generated from the Sections area
*/
.category {} /* this is to set the category Titles ( found on a SECTION's page
	where the Category lists are) styles */
a.category:link, a.category:visited {} /* same as above, but to set the link format */
a.category:hover {} /* same as above, but for links with mouse pointer over it */
 
/**
* Mambo Blog styling
* ------------------
* Not too sure where this is used yet. I tried the blog section
* but it doesn't seem to use it. If you have info on this,
* email me. I'll update this part.
*/
 
.blogsection{} /* to be updated */
 
 
/**
* Mambo Components Styles
* -----------------------
* These stylings are to format the way components title
* is displayed
*/
 
.componentheading {} /* This is used for formatting the component's title
	when it is displayed on its own page on the frontend */
 
/**
* Mambo Modules formatting
* ------------------------
* These stylings are to format the way modules are
* displayed. It mainly deals with the format of its
* table. I think this doesn't need too much explaining
*/
table.moduletable {} /* styling the module table */
table.moduletable th {} /* styling the module header, and the module titles */
table.moduletable td {} /* well.. for formatting the table cells of the module table */
 
 
/**
* Mambo's Built-in Component's Syling
* -----------------------------------
* These stylings are used for Mambo's built-in components
* such as newsfeeds, weblinks, contact, search and polls.
* A commented subtitle will guide you which is for which
*/
 
 
/* Polls */
 
.poll {} /* polls texts */
.pollstableborder {} /* set the border properties of the polls voting table */
 
/* Weblinks */
.weblinks{} /* well.. to format the link's titles under the "Weblinks" 
	section on the frontend */
a.weblinks:hover {} /* same as above, but for link with mouseover */
 
/* Newsfeeds */
.newsfeedheading {} /* The newsfeed title. NOTE: This will not affect the newsfeed's news title! */
.newsfeeddate {} /* yeah.. the date on the newsfeed */
.fase4rdf {} /* this is the body text of the newsfeed */
 
/* Search page */
table.searchintro {} /* This is for formatting the box with "Search Keyword: test returned 4 matches" box
	that appears after you have entered a search value. It appears on the mainbody
	with the search results */
 
/* Contact's table settings */
table.contact {} /* for formatting the entire "Contact" table which includes
	the name, address icons and form. Note this table DOES NOT 
	enclose the dropdown list for selecting the Department/person
	to contact */
table.contact td.icons {} /* the name gave it away. This formats the <td> cells
	where the little icons sits next to the details (those addresses,
	phone number etc) */
table.contact td.details {} /* this is for formatting the <td> cells where all the details sits.
	The details where addresses, phone number and additional info are */