EZPages Header menu

[Rob905]

After being jerked arround in one of the other forums, I'm now going to try my question here.

Is there a way to change the color of the text in the EZPages Header menu without changing the color of the other text in the cart?

I tried changing the color tag for the EZPagesTOC but that changed the text in the cart itself also.
I'm looking to change the blue text in the EZPages Menu from blue to something else.

Can this be done, and if so, what do I add to the stylesheet?

Link is http://niagaraicewineshop.com

Thanks
Robert

[clydejones]

Add the following to your stylesheet.css

#navEZPagesTop a {
color: #000; /*change this to whatever you want*/
}

[Rob905]

Add the following to your stylesheet.css

#navEZPagesTop a {
color: #000; /*change this to whatever you want*/
}

Thank you. That was quick and solved my problem.

[clydejones]

Glad you got it sorted

[DivaVocals]

After being jerked arround in one of the other forums.....

If I may interject here..

There are LOTS of IDs and classes in the Zen Cart code that may NOT be defined in your template's stylesheet. You just need to identify the ID or class and check your stylesheet for the cooresponding entry. If it doesn't exist, just create it.. (thus the answer you were provided -- the entry was missing from your stylesheet so your EZPageTop links were picking up your global link styles)

Honestly I don't think that you weren't given a straight answer or jerked around.. but perhaps the answer was given with the assumption that you understood the answer being given.. I understood the answer you were given two days ago, but again I've been hanging around here learning and absorbing for over two years now.. Hell every now and then I get an answer or two to a question that I don't IMMEDIATELY understand, but usually I get it sometime later..

The Firefox Web Dev toolbar that was suggested to you is a fantastic tool, and after learning about it (here on this forum) I find I can't live without it.. It makes CSS troubleshooting very very easy.. Once you get the hang of this tool, and keep in the back of your mind that some ID and classes in the Zen code may not be defined in your stylesheet, you'll be cooking with Crisco!

HTH..