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Started by Bruce, October 21, 2006, 06:47:54 PM

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Bruce

I'm trying without success to find the table that defines the color for the album description background. I've looked at style.css and theme.php and there are so many nested tables I am totally lost - even if I knew specifically what table the stylesheet referred to. Looking at the snippet of the screenshot showing the BG color for the album names, can anyone point me in the right direction in the attached style.css and theme.php files where to make the color change? And is it possible to instead use an image file there that matches the gradients I use on my forum?

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Sami

Did you check Tools recommended by the devs
Try :
Web Developer Extension for firefox
or
Web Accessibility Toolbar for IE

Those will help you to find which class applied to which element
My favorite is : Web Developer Extension
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Bruce

Quote from: Sami on October 21, 2006, 07:06:07 PM
Did you check Tools recommended by the devs
Try :
Web Developer Extension for firefox
or
Web Accessibility Toolbar for IE

Those will help you to find which class applied to which element
My favorite is : Web Developer Extension

I got the Firefox extension, Sami. The problem is figuring out how it works. Without some background in CSS it's more difficult.

Bruce

hmmm.. can't find a way to modify a post, so ...

I ran CSS view in Web Developer. Can't see how that does any more for me than just looking at the stylesheet. Without knowing exactly what a specific table is named .... no help there.

Sami

Try view style information this way your mouse pointer will change to a cross and you can see applied css to each element by pointing your mouse pointer on each object
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Joachim Müller

Try "Information" -> "Display Id & Class details". Read the docs that come with the tool - we recommend users to use it, yet you can't expect to be spoon-fed. Use a better subject next time you start a thread!