Sorry, I never had to fight with the plug in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob905
I see Table of Contents, h3 for the left box container bar, and the breadcrumbs menu.
Maybe a link or a snapshot would help.
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Sorry, I never had to fight with the plug in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob905
I see Table of Contents, h3 for the left box container bar, and the breadcrumbs menu.
Maybe a link or a snapshot would help.
I need to change the color of the three EZ Pages that currently show in blue.Quote:
Originally Posted by ckosloff
Please see attached.
I tried changing the "color" tag but all that did was change the color of the separtions between the three pages
I tried changning "color" to font-color and that didn't do anything so there must be a specific tag to be put in the CSS file.
The link is: NiagaraIcewineShop.comQuote:
Originally Posted by ckosloff
Robert
I start to understand, after looking at your website with, guess what? Web Dev toolbar.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob905
div #navEZPagesTop is the div container, what you are looking at is an anchor tag, you will find that in the CSS as a.
But, beware, if you change the style for that it will be site-wide, and besides blue is the standard coloring for hyperlinks.
I would leave it as is, you will get a ton of headaches if you change that.
If you don't know the answer, then why not just say so. I don't see a #navESPagesTop with or without the "a."Quote:
Originally Posted by ckosloff
It's been two days and you still have me running arround in circles.
Is there a tag for those links or not? There obviously must be because the color of these links is diffent then the ones at the top menu bar.
If anyone else can jump in here please?
Never mind I found it.
It's called:
a.link, #navEZPagesTOC (with a C not a P) ul li a {
color: #3300ff;
text-decoration: none;
}
I changed the color tag to #ffffff and low and behold I got what I needed.
Thanks.
This quote says Top with P, I believe.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob905
You see, I don't type, so that is exactly the name of the container div. I just pasted it in from the Web dev info.
TOC is an entirely different thing (Table of Contents).
And the element was indeed an a.
If you can't follow explanations, try at least to be polite.
I try to be polite but it gets very frusterating when you're on a schedule and can't get a straight answer.Quote:
Originally Posted by ckosloff
Turns out that the tag I changed also changes the text for the products.
So I'm back to my original quesiton. Is there a tag that will change the text in the EZPages menu bar (without changing any other text colors.)
NO, I already answered that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob905
You have to create a class, .something, for that particular a.
Post your question in the stylesheet forums.
Maybe if you had told me that three days ago....Quote:
Originally Posted by ckosloff
Like I said, it's hard to get a straight answer from some people.