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Sample Test Page

this page EkaSunucu It is designed to test the central CSS file created by . All the key components will be shown on the page.

In this example hero section, contents, content cards and frequently asked questions You can see components such as.

Design
items

Manage all design elements in a single file

responsive
Design

Provides flawless appearance on all devices

fast
Development

Fast page development with ready-made components

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Update

Refresh entire site with single file update

Contents

Sample Parts and Components

Content Cards

Content cards allow you to present information in an organized and aesthetic way. Each card can focus on a specific topic and highlight important information.

Information: Content cards are a great way to organize different sections of your page. You can make your page more readable by using consistent spacing between cards.

Content cards have the following features:

  • Clean and modern design
  • Responsive structure (compatible with all screen sizes)
  • Ideal for content organization
  • Highlighter title bar
  • 3D effect with soft shadows

Alert Boxes

Alert boxes are designed to convey important information to your users. You can use different colors for different types of alerts.

Information: This is an informational message. It is used to give users useful tips and information.
Warning: This is a warning message. It is used to inform users about potential problems.
Successful: This is a message of success. It is used to give information about successful actions or positive results.

Important Notice

  • This is a danger warning
  • Used for critical errors or serious problems
  • It has a larger and accentuated design to attract users' attention
Sample Image
Sample Image: CSS Components

Helpful Tips

  • You can easily change the colors of your entire site using CSS variables.
  • Use media queries effectively for responsive design.
  • Use built-in classes for consistent spacing and alignments.
  • Pay attention to typography hierarchy: use the correct sizes for headings and text.

Step by Step Guide

Step-by-step guides are used to make complex processes more understandable. Each step is numbered and visually highlighted.

1

Include CSS File

Add the following code to the header section of your page:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="/templates/website/EkaSunucu/css/pages.css">

This code will include the central CSS file in your page.

2

Create HTML Structure

When creating the structure of your page, use the classes defined in this CSS file:

  • For the hero section .hero-section use class
  • for contents .contents-card use class
  • For content sections .content-section use class
  • for cards .content-card use class
3

Add Icons

Font Awesome is used for all icons. Example usage:

<i class="fas fa-info-circle"></i>

Check the Font Awesome documentation for the correct icon classes.

4

Make Customizations

You can use CSS variables for custom color schemes or styling. Example:

<body style="--primary-color: #FF5500; --secondary-color: #FF8844;">

This way you can easily change the color scheme of your page.

CSS Properties

Color System

The CSS file defines a set of variables for consistent color usage throughout the site. The basic color variables are:

  • --primary-color: Ana renk
  • --secondary-color: Secondary color
  • --accent-color: Highlight color
  • --text-color: Main text color
  • --text-secondary: Secondary text color
  • --light-bg: Light background color
  • --card-bg: Card background color

Using these variables, you can change the color scheme of your entire site from one place.

typography

The CSS file defines font families and sizes for consistent typography:

  • --font-primary: Main font (Inter)
  • --font-secondary: Secondary font (Poppins)

For titles font-family: var(--font-secondary) For text when using font-family: var(--font-primary) is used.

Title Hierarchy

H1 Heading

H2 Title

H3 Header

H4 Header

H5 Header
H6 Head

Responsive Design

Mobile Compatible Design

The CSS file contains comprehensive media queries for different screen sizes. In this way, your site looks perfect on all devices.

desktop

Optimized for devices with a screen width of 1200px and above.

  • Full width content
  • 1200px maximum width
  • Large spaces and large font sizes

Tablet

Optimized for devices with screen widths between 768px and 1199px.

  • Medium width content
  • Some layout changes
  • Medium font sizes

mobile

Optimized for devices with screen widths of 767px and below.

  • single column layout
  • smaller gaps
  • Legible font sizes
Information: Responsive design is implemented using CSS media queries. These trigger different style rules depending on the screen size. All media queries are defined at the end of the CSS file.

Frequently Asked Questions

Most frequently asked questions and answers about using CSS files

How can I include the CSS file?
In the header section of your page <link rel="stylesheet" href="/templates/website/EkaSunucu/css/pages.css"> You can include the CSS file by adding the code. This will apply all style definitions to your page.
How to customize colors?
You can customize colors using CSS variables. You can change site-wide colors by adding an inline style to the body tag, for example: <body style="--primary-color: #FF0000; --secondary-color: #FF5555;">
How to change font family?
You can also change font families with CSS variables: <body style="--font-primary: 'Roboto', sans-serif; --font-secondary: 'Montserrat', sans-serif;"> However, remember that these fonts must be installed on your page.
Is extra codes required for responsive design?
No, the CSS file already contains the necessary media queries for all screen sizes. As long as you use the right classes, your page will automatically adapt to all devices.
I want to add a custom component, what should I do?
You can define your own CSS codes for custom components in an additional file and include this file after the main CSS file. This way you can override the main CSS rules when necessary.
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