<PortletStyle>	
	<Package>CHSInc_Public</Package>
	<Name>CHS Inc Public - Blank</Name>
	<Description>
	</Description>
</PortletStyle>

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 .CHSInc_Public-Blank-portlet {
			border: none;
      margin-bottom: 10px;
	}

	/*=============================================================================
	The chrome_name-headerContainer class defines the style of the container 
	which holds the portlet's header content  (title and buttons, basically). 
	
	You *must* set overflow:hidden on this class. If you don't set 
	overflow:hidden, then you will probably see a gap between the header and the 
	portlet body in Firefox browsers. 
		
	You should set the background property of this class to show the image you 
	want as the top border and background of the header portion of the portlet. 
	Typically this will be a 1 pixel wide image that is repeated horizontally. 

	To cause the image to repeat horizontally only, use 'repeat-x' after the 
	background:url(...) statement, and before the terminating semi-colon
	
	example: background:url(blue_port_center.gif) repeat-x; 
	
	The height property for this class should be set to the height of the image 
	you define as the horizontally repeating background. The normal height for
	portlet headers is 24 pixels, so you may want to make your header at least that
	tall (so you have enough room and spacing
	=============================================================================*/

	.CHSInc_Public-Blank-headerContainer{
		display: none;
	}

	/*	============================================================================
	The chrome_name-header class defines the style of the content area within the 
	header container. 
	
	It should always have a height:100% setting, which will cause it to grow to the 
	height of its containing element (chrome_name-headerContainer). 
	
	If you want to create a top left-corner image for the portlet, you can do so by 
	setting the background: property to point to an image that represents the 
	top left-corner image, and position it "left top no-repeat" as in this example:

	background:url(blue_port_left.gif) left top no-repeat;

	You will probably also want to set padding in this class so that the portlet 
	title and buttons are offset from the edges of the portlet header by some amount.

	If you want to modify the font color, style or size of the portlet title, you
	can also add those settings to this style class.
	=============================================================================*/

	.CHSInc_Public-Blank-header{
	}

	/*	============================================================================
	The chrome_name-headerRightCorner class can be used to place a top right-corner
	image for your portlet.

	If you don't need to create a top right-corner image, then you can ignore this
	style class.
	
	If used, the class should always have the settings height:100% and float:right.
	These settings will cause the element to grow to the  height of its containing 
	element (chrome_name-headerContainer), and to be displayed on the far right-hand
	side of the parent element. 
	
	To create a top right-corner image for the portlet, you can set the background: 
	property to point to an image that represents the top right-corner image, and 
	position it "right top no-repeat" as in this example:

	background:url(blue_canvas_right.gif) right top no-repeat;

	If you use an image, you will also need to set a width in thie style class that
	is equal to the width of the corner image you are using.
	=============================================================================*/

	.CHSInc_Public-Blank-headerRightCorner{
	}
	
	/*	============================================================================
	The chrome_name-bodyContainer class represents the outer content area of the 
	portlet. Its primary use is for creating a left border for the portlet. The 
	actual portlet content is held within the chrome_name-body element.

	To create a graphic left-side border on the portlet, you can create a small, 
	1 pixel high image and set it as the background image for this class with a
	verical repeat setting, for example:
	
	background:url(leftborder.gif) left repeat-y;

	You can also set padding for this class to indent the body content of the 
	portlet. 

	You should set the left padding value in this style class to be at least as
	large as the width of the image you use for the left border. If you don't
	set the left padding to be at least as wide as that value, then the content
	of the portlet will be drawn over the left border image.

	You may need to set the right padding to a fairly large value (15-20px) in 
	order to keep the portlet content from overrunning the right border, and the 
	right padding value you use here should equal the negative right margin value 
	you use in the chrome_name-body style class.

	So, for example, if you use 20px as the right padding value here, you should
	set a right margin of -20px in chrome_name-body.
	=============================================================================*/

	.CHSInc_Public-Blank-bodyContainer {
		padding: 0px 20px 0px 0px;
	}

	/*=============================================================================
  	This setting is intended to be read only by IE browsers. 

	If IE does not get a width:100% setting for the bodyContainer class, then the
	portlet content will overrun the right border of the portlet. However, if a
	width:100% setting is read by a Firefox browser, then the portlet content will
	overrun the right border of the portlet when it is viewed in Firefox.

	To keep this from happening, we shield the value from Firefox, but make it
	available to IE by using the "* html" syntax in front of the class definiton.
	=============================================================================*/

	* html .CHSInc_Public-Blank-bodyContainer {
		width:100%;
		z-index:100;
		position:relative;
	}

	/*	============================================================================
	The chrome_name-body class represents the inner content area of the portlet.
	The portlet content is displayed within this element, and it is also used to
	create the right border of the portlet.

	To create a graphic right-side border on the portlet, you can create a small, 
	1 pixel high image and set it as the background image for this class with a
	verical repeat setting, for example:
	
	background:url(rightborder.gif) right repeat-y;

	If you also want the portlet body to be filled with a color, you can specify
	that color as part of the background property, just before the url(...)
	setting that specifies the right border image, for example to make the 
	background red, your setting would look like this:

	background:#f00 (rightborder.gif) right repeat-y;

	You can also set padding for this class to indent the body content of the 
	portlet. 

	You will probably need to set the right padding to be at least the same width
	as the image you use for the right border so that the portlet content will not
	appear on top of the right border when the portal is viewed in Firefox (in IE,
	this doesn't seem to be a problem). 

	You will also need to set a negative right margin in this style class, to keep
	the portlet content from overruning the right border. The value you set should
	be the negative value of the right padding that you used in the bodyContainer
	style.

	So, for example, if you used 20px as the right padding value in bodyContainer, 
	you should set a right margin of -20px in this style class.
	=============================================================================*/

	.CHSInc_Public-Blank-body {
		padding: 0px 1px 0px 1px;
		margin: 0px -20px 0px 0px;
	}
	
	/*=============================================================================
	The chrome_name-footerContainer class defines the style of the container 
	which is used to create image corners and a bottom border for the portlet. 
	
	You should set the background property of this class to show the image you 
	want as the bottom border and background of the footer portion of the portlet. 
	Typically, this will be a 1 pixel wide image that is repeated horizontally. 

	To cause the image to repeat horizontally only, use 'repeat-x' after the 
	background:url(...) statement, and before the terminating semi-colon
	
	example: background:url(bottommiddle.gif) repeat-x; 
	
	The height property for this class should be set to the height of the image 
	you define as the horizontally repeating background.
	=============================================================================*/

	.CHSInc_Public-Blank-footerContainer {
		display: none;
	}
	
	/*	============================================================================
	The chrome_name-footer class defines the style of the content area within the 
	footer container. 
	
	It should always have height:100%; and float:left; settings, which will cause it 
	to grow to the height of its containing element (chrome_name-footerContainer)
	and to be displayed on the left-hand side. 
	
	If you want to create a bottom left-corner image for the portlet, you can do so by 
	setting the background: property to point to an image that represents the 
	bottom left-corner image, and position it "left top no-repeat" as in this example:

	background:url(bottomleft.gif) left top no-repeat;

	You will also need to set left padding in this class equal to the width
	of your bottom left corner image, so that it won't be covered up by the 
	background image that you have set for the footerContainer class.
	=============================================================================*/

	.CHSInc_Public-Blank-footer {
	}
	
	/*	============================================================================
	The chrome_name-footerRightCorner class can be used to place a bottom 
	right-corner image for your portlet.

	If you don't need to create a bottom right-corner image, then you can ignore 
	this style class.
	
	If used, the class should always have the settings height:100% and float:right.
	These settings will cause the element to grow to the  height of its containing 
	element (chrome_name-footerContainer), and to be displayed on the far right-hand
	side of the parent element. 
	
	To create a bottom right-corner image for the portlet, you can set the background: 
	property to point to an image that represents the bottom right-corner image, and 
	position it "right top no-repeat" as in this example:

	background:url(bottomright.gif) right top no-repeat;

	If you use an image, you will also need to set a width in thie style class that
	is equal to the width of the corner image you are using.
	=============================================================================*/

	.CHSInc_Public-Blank-footerRightCorner {
	}

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