Information box links colour

[longstockings]

Hello

I've customised the main shop links and category links using the stylesheet and would like to make the links in the information box black and not orange like the rest of the links on the site.

What should I change in the stylesheet to do this ?

http://www.in-stitches.co.uk

Thanks

[longstockings]

The answer is

#informationContent a {
color: #000000;
font-weight: bold;
}

[afo]

Thanks for posting your solution. You'll save someone else some time.

If you haven't done so already, get the Firefox browser with the web developer add-on. It'll allow you to make changes to the stylesheet on the fly to see what they do. You'll still have to save the changes and upload them to your site, but it allows you to find out what's what pretty easily.

[Sushigal]

I can't find this section of code in stylesheet.css can anyone help me out please?

[stevesh]

You'll need to add it to your stylesheet. Not all the available classes and ids are listed in stylesheet.css, but you can add any valid ones yourself, or make up your own in your content (like your product descriptions), and add those.

[Sushigal]

brilliant thanks, I also used this to change the search box contents by just adding that bit of code again and changing it to;

#searchContent a {
color: #000000;
font-weight: bold;
}

but when I do the same and change to;

#reviewsContent a {
color: #000000;
font-weight: bold;
}

it doesn't affect 'reviews' So how to I do the same so that the text in the 'reviews' box is white also.

Thanks so much again for your help.

[Sushigal]

and also the who's online box text needs to be white too.

Thanks

[schoolboy]

You should use FIREFOX browser with Chris Pederick's WEBMASTER TOOLKIT plug-in.

This will enable you to do "analysis" of many features of a displayed page, including finding out what style classes and ID's are being applied to a particular element on the displayed page.

Additionally, you will be able then to do an "offline" edit to the stylesheets, so you can try all sorts of variables before you commit the desired changes to the actual stylesheets on the server.

ALL users of ZC ought to employ Firefox with Webmaster Toolkit (and several other useful analytical plug-ins eg: colorzilla).

[Sushigal]

Hi thanks, but I have no idea how to do this, I simply want to know what code I have to put into the style sheet in order to be able to change the text in the 'who's online' box and 'reviews' box

Thanks

[schoolboy]

go to mozilla.org and grab the plugins... It's as easy as loading a new program on your hard drive...