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Changing the TEXT Color of the Product Categories & Documents Boxes

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18 Nov 2007, 7:18 PM
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Changing the TEXT Color of the Product Categories & Documents Boxes

I've been playing with the stylesheet.css file.

This is how I learn best, by just changing parameters and looking up reference material as I need it, reviewing some code and getting a basic grasp of it all.

I've found, and changed, the code that colors the text.

BUT---I can't seem to find anything that will change the Product Names (in the Product Categories box) as well as the Documents box text from the default green color.

PS---I also need to change the default template text along the top that lists product categories also from the default grey.

AND the tree the shows up when in subcategory is RED. Where is the code correspnding to that?

Or must they be added? Is there a list of program parameters that may be changed in the stylesheet?

19 Nov 2007, 5:10 AM
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Re: Changing the TEXT Color of the Product Categories & Documents Boxes

Links us to the page.

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19 Nov 2007, 9:08 PM
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Re: Changing the TEXT Color of the Product Categories & Documents Boxes

Nimbuz:

Links us to the page.

Surely, he or she doesn't need to provide a link to the page to be told where these option are in the CSS file. At most it's to ask the person what template he or she is using.

Not everyone wants to post the links to their sites and invite unnecessary hacking or people prowling around from the forum who are not customers, thereby thinking they have many customers who are not buying, when it's just fellows from the forum checking out the post.

I think if he/she posts the css file, then you can spot the parts that he/she needs to change.