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First and foremost, I want to say thank you to all that are not only helping me, but in the same process teaching me. I thank you.
My question is this. I have changed the color of the Top Menu, and Rightblocks, and now I want to change the color behind the Left Blocks, and then change the font colors, but cant seem to locate where to do this on the Stylecss page. Could anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks
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<td id="LeftCol" valign="top" ><!-- $color2 -->
<!-- Left column start -->
<!--[$leftblocks]-->
<!-- Left column end -->
huh, I cannot seem to paste the code correctly... but it is in that section.
edited by: AmmoDump, May 11, 2007 - 10:36 PM
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.pnLeftBlock {
width: 144px; /* 150-6px */
padding: 3px;
margin-bottom: 15px;
}
Or you could use the parent Div id class. CSS style inherit from the higher class/id. So you can style the block or the float the block is in...
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[quote=AmmoDump]Code
<td id="LeftCol" valign="top" ><!-- $color2 -->
<!-- Left column start -->
<!--[$leftblocks]-->
<!-- Left column end -->
I dont see that anywhere on the Stylecss page. I will keep looking, maybe I am looking in the wrong place. I mean I see a spot there that says:
#LeftCol,
but nothing else, right under it is
#RightCol {
vertical-align: top;
text-align: left;
line-height: 1.2em;
padding-top: 10px;
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LOL, that is html/smarty(PHP) so you would have to look at the templates... the background color is hard coded to the template, but you could (should) move it to your sytlesheet.
(That code is the area where the BG color is coded.. for some reason I cannot copy and paste the hybrid css/html/smarty code??!!) But you will find it.
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.pnLeftBlock {
width: 144px; /* 150-6px */
padding: 3px;
margin-bottom: 15px;
}
Or you could use the parent Div id class. CSS style inherit from the higher class/id. So you can style the block or the float the block is in...
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I have been looking and experimenting. What I am trying to do is change the background that is white into a Black star filled background. So I would need to change the font color in the main center part of the site where news postings and such go.
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use mozilla and try the Firebug extension...
http://www.getfirebug.com
this let you see where exactly is the origin of the style applied to the element, the exactly file:line or if its inline, so, you have to get into the code and see where is defined the style...
is an excellent tool for modify all in the page...
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to this development issues
use mozilla and try the Firebug extension...
http://www.getfirebug.com
this let you see where exactly is the origin of the style applied to the element, the exactly file:line or if its inline, so, you have to get into the code and see where is defined the style...
is an excellent tool for modify all in the page...
Nice, very nice.
I only used the Web Developer Toolbar before, but this is one is very nice. Into the toolbag it goes
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