shopping cart heading

hi all

could someone please tell me what part of the stylesheet to edit or what to add to change the colour of the shopping cart headings (Qty, Item name, Unit, Total) with out changing the colour of anything else and also how i can put a bottom border under these headings.

Thanks

.tableHeading TH {
border-bottom: 1px solid #9a9a9a;
}

but that might change that heading throughout the checkout pages. Serach in the Developers Tool Kit for 'tableheading' to see where that class is used.

stevesh:

.tableHeading TH {
border-bottom: 1px solid #9a9a9a;
}

but that might change that heading throughout the checkout pages. Serach in the Developers Tool Kit for 'tableheading' to see where that class is used.

cheers mate that worked perfectly

dont suppose you know how i can change the rest of the bold headings to a certain colour as well do you e.g. on the my account page the bold titles that say "My Account" and "Email Notifications"

Cheers
Si

I'll put my 'teach a man to fish" hat on again and suggest that you install the Firefox browser and the Web Devloper plugin. Then open your site in Firefox, and CTRL-SHIFT-Y will allow you to hover over the area you're interested in, and you'll see the applicable CSS in the box at the top. CTRL-SHIFT-E will open the CSS editor, where you can make test changes that will be reflected immediately in your page. A very handy tool.

Also, the Colorzilla plugin for Firefox will allow you to put your mouse pointer on an area and see what color it's using. I use both these tools constantly.

stevesh:

I'll put my 'teach a man to fish" hat on again and suggest that you install the Firefox browser and the Web Devloper plugin. Then open your site in Firefox, and CTRL-SHIFT-Y will allow you to hover over the area you're interested in, and you'll see the applicable CSS in the box at the top. CTRL-SHIFT-E will open the CSS editor, where you can make test changes that will be reflected immediately in your page. A very handy tool.

Also, the Colorzilla plugin for Firefox will allow you to put your mouse pointer on an area and see what color it's using. I use both these tools constantly.

i never knew this existed but have always though there must be something like it available. thanks ever so much.

stevesh:

I'll put my 'teach a man to fish" hat on again and suggest that you install the Firefox browser and the Web Devloper plugin. Then open your site in Firefox, and CTRL-SHIFT-Y will allow you to hover over the area you're interested in, and you'll see the applicable CSS in the box at the top. CTRL-SHIFT-E will open the CSS editor, where you can make test changes that will be reflected immediately in your page. A very handy tool.

Also, the Colorzilla plugin for Firefox will allow you to put your mouse pointer on an area and see what color it's using. I use both these tools constantly.

Thanks for this awesome tip.
Kind Regards