font colour -login page

I have managed to hack the stylesheet.css to change the colours of virtually all the fonts I wanted to... just as you will see in the attached screengrab, I haven't quite got them all! On a couple of pages I have the field headers in blue... and I can't for the life of me find where to change them?

Any hints???

Thanks :)

View my last post, in answer to your previous css query, at
http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showthread.php?t=54753
as posting an image, without relevant actual url, it is not possible to answer this question..
HTH :wink2:

OK, running FF2.0 now, have installed the developers kit as recommended...

weird thing: in FF the page is as I want it to be, but in IE7 the lines like "Company Details" and Address Details" are in Blue... virtually unreadable against the grey. The rest of the headers used to be blue too... managed to fix them OK. Have just cleared the site and browser caches too.. no change in IE7.

Hi - I'm having a similar issue. When my customers go to the login page etc, input headings show in either the bright blue or a wierd orange colour and the text areas become dark grey or light lemon on different computers, with text being white, so my customers have complained that they can't see what they are typing in to login. I'm very frustrated as I've only just gotten everything the way I wanted before IE7 was released, now I have no idea where the font colours are coming from as I've already altered them all. My site is www.naturalsoap.com.au and any help locating where to set definate color values that IE7 cannot change at will would be great!

Thanks in advance!
Kathy.

Just bumping this as I NEED help please!

Hi Kathsta,
I noticed you were able to get the login colors corrected...do you mind sharing? Mine are blue in IE7 and yet show correctly (gray) in FF.
Thanks!

I would like to know also

Hi - as I never saw the problem on my own computers, I didn't know it had for sure been fixed lol! In another post I'd read that when using templates with their own css scripts, the settings clash with the other default-template one. So I added ".old" to the end of the other css pages I found in my directory, so the only one that could be read and followed was the custom template css script I use.

Hope that makes sense?