/**
 * Change the advert image locations in this file.
 *
 * This file will override the main stylesheet so changes can be made here
 * without having to look in the main CSS file for the site.
 */ 

/** Image file should be 468x60 pixels */
#advert_head_top    { background-image: url(""); }
#advert_head_bottom { background-image: url(""); }
/** Image file should be 250x250 pixels */
#advert_top    { background-image: url(""); }
#advert_middle { background-image: url(""); }
#advert_bottom { background-image: url(""); }


/**
 * Add any custom CSS classes under here.
 *
 * This file has been left clean and simple to aid user changes in future.
 *
 * For CSS classes, try to use a name that means something in the
 * context of the page rather than something meaningless like "class1"
 * or something which describes what you are about to do like "red".
 * Perhaps use something like "error" or "highlight" or "bright".
 * The code itslef should be clear enough to say what it's doing and
 * the meaningful names will allow any future programmer to make sense
 * of the changes, even if that programmer is you after you have forgotten
 * why you made the changes you're looking at.
 */
 
/**
 * Mark a dangerous link using red text.
 *
 * These can be applied to any tag, see each one for notes.
 *
 * Applied by adding class="danger" to any tag.
 * 
 * This also demonstrates the shorthand RGB color values, by using
 * only three characters instead of the usual six, it is implied that
 * the values are doubled up, so red = #ff0000 = #f00
 */
.danger:link    { color: #f00; } /* Will work just as well without the :link part */
.danger:visited { color: #f00; } /* Only valid for A tags */
.danger:active  { color: #f00; } /* Color applied when tag while mouse button down */ 
.danger:hover   { color: #0f0; } /* Color when mouse is over any given tag */