Control font colors

n1ckn4me · Post by **n1ckn4me** » Tue 20. Sep 2005, 22:01

HI all!

How can I modify {NAV_ROW}?

I want my {NAV_ROW} in another color as my default link color.

Thanks in advanced!
ps. tried to find out for myself but I didn't find out how...

StudioZ · Post by **StudioZ** » Tue 20. Sep 2005, 23:05

check your frontend.css file
adjust your a: default attributes:

a:visited {
color: #0000CC;
text-decoration: none;
}

a:link {
color: #EB002F;
text-decoration: none;
}

a:hover {
color: #0000CD;
text-decoration: underline;
}

n1ckn4me · Post by **n1ckn4me** » Wed 21. Sep 2005, 01:01

thanks for the point out!

I was also wondering how I could change the fontcolor of the titles?

StudioZ · Post by **StudioZ** » Wed 21. Sep 2005, 01:12

The best way to find all these classes references that you are looking for in your .css file is...
by looking in your browser's source of the page (ideally Firefox is good at this) and find the wording of a specific title or subtitle etc...
If I recall, in 1.2.5, main titles are tagged as h1. Then... next step is to edit your css files (frontend and print).

n1ckn4me · Post by **n1ckn4me** » Wed 21. Sep 2005, 08:44

Nice thinking StudioZ!

I found out that the "H"tags where all merged...I seperated the "H3" and tadaah..my problem was solved!

thanks again!

goshen · Post by **goshen** » Thu 22. Sep 2005, 17:07

This was my question too... The tips were great, but now (in my case) I've got the problem of having three different types of content that all use the same 'class'; which is "a, a:link, a:visited, a:active" right?

For the example, please visit my homepage:
http://www.gkhome.net/index.php?index

There is the {NAV_ROW} tag in the header, the "Link Article" content part, and the {NAV_ROW:12:0} tag in the footer - all seem to refer to the same part of the CSS file. So changing the font colour there changes all the above colours.

What's the method of creating new Classes, or somehow referencing to other colours. I tried using a <font> tag within the Template, but it didn't change the actual link colour.

I've also had a look in "conf.template_default.inc.php"; but nothing made much sense to me there.

Many thanks in advance,
Goshen

Kosse · Post by **Kosse** » Thu 22. Sep 2005, 21:26

Hi Goshen,

modifying NAV ROW with many classes means messing with the core code...

or you can use conf.template_default.inc.php to add your own.
but if you want a lot of different classes, you can use {NAV_LIST_TOP:IndexName:ClassName} (see docu site) and use your own classes.

CHeers