Changing menu text colour ???

[Timeout]

Ok... I cannot find the code for the menu text colour... look at http://www.timeoutmassage.com.au/zen...php?main_page= ... the menu text int he boxs are white or clear... I want them to be black.... I am not sure which one to change..

Thanks
Dave

[kuroi]

You find the following

TD.headerNavigation A, TD.headerNavigation A:visited, td.footertop a {
font-weight: bold;
color: #ffffff;

in your stylesheet_original.css and change it to

TD.headerNavigation A, TD.headerNavigation A:visited, td.footertop a {
font-weight: bold;
color: black;

[Timeout]

Yes changed that and it did make the header log on ect black but no the rest... I found some more and changed them but I cannot find the last 3 or so... there is "reviews" and a few others not in black.... also the "New Products for June" in the middle main coloume.

Thanks
Dave

[kuroi]

These are links and so are styled differently. Find

td.leftboxheading a, td.rightboxheading a, td.centerboxheading a, td.singleboxheading a {
color: #ffffff;
}

and change the color to "black".

[Timeout]

Yes but it still did not change the text in the middle box menu headings.... I looked at all the other ones and they did not change it either.... I must have gone over the stylesheet 10 times and I am still missing it....

Thanks for your help...
Dave

[dbltoe]

Timeout,
I spot a trend here. Think you might want to search your stylesheet for #ffffff and see if the item looks like it would work? Change one and try it. Change it back if it doesn't.
Otherwise, you're going to have to pay Kuroi mileage!

[kuroi]

That's good advice from dbltoe. Another way of doing it would be to view your source. Search for the text that's the wrong color. Look at the class that is applied to it. Search for the class in your stylesheet, and in this case that will take you straight to the style you need to change.

[Timeout]

AHHHHHHH... I must be doing something wrong... I did a search on ffffff and if they looked like they would change text colour I changed it to black and saved it and it did not change... I did hit the refresh button...
then I took your advice on searching for the text which I did and it found Featured Products in the english.php and I looked in there trying to see what style section it referred to but it only listed it as 'BOX_CATALOG_FEATURED' .... so I went into the stylesheet_orginal.css and did a search on 'BOX_CATALOG_FEATURED' and it came up with no matches... AAARRGGGHHHH...... counting to 10....1....2.....3.....4......5.. arh buggar it.. got to get some coffee.....

Any thoughts ?

[kuroi]

Sorry I should have been more clear. I didn't mean the php source files, I meant the HTML source i.e. in your browser click on the menu item View and then select Source in Internet Explorer or Page Source in Firefox.

The do CTRL-F (CMD-F on Macs) and search for ... well "Featured Products" would be fine. The first will be from the categories menu. The second is a comment, but the third is the one you want.

Look at its class. Look too at the tag in which it is contains. Then go looking for something that combines this class and this tag in your stylesheet. It's not a wild goose chase. It is there waiting for you to find.

[dbltoe]

Don't forget that you are using BOTH stylesheet_new.css AND stylesheet_original.css.

They are located in the includes.templates/classic/css folder on your site.