Can't find this in my CSS sheet...

[Brian Flanagan]

Hi,

I'm changing some colours on my site and have an annoying white line under the copyright notice down the bottom. I want this to be green like the bit above it and like the left side. I think (could be wrong) that this is the .legalCopyright, but can't find this anywhere in my CSS sheet. Is this not what I should be looking for or am I correct and it is just stored elsewhere?

www.imaginart.com.au

Brian

[misty]

TIP: Get Firefox, install web developers kit
you would then see that css concerned with
your request is

#navSuppWrapper
#navSupp 
 
#siteinfoLegal .legalCopyright

[Brian Flanagan]

Thanks for that. I do have FireFox and did look for it that way (hence my guess that .legalCopyright had something to do with it).

I have found the following:

#navSuppWrapper - I found this, but nothing changed when I changed it.

#navSupp - I couldn't find this. I did find some #navSupp sections that had a few other letters after it. #navSupp ul was the only one that did anything. When I changed this one, I got the colour I wanted on the line that has the 'home' link.

#siteinfoLegal - I found this and was able to get the colour I wanted on the line that has the copyright information on it.

.legalCopyright - I couldn't find this.

There is still one more line underneath the two I have been able to change. I think it has something to do with .legalCopyright but I'm not sure and if it does, I don't know why it isn't appearing in my CSS even though FireFox can see it. Could it be reading it from somewhere else? Should I just add it in anyway?

[Brian Flanagan]

Update: Tried adding .legalCopyright, but that didn't help :-(