| Re: Morphogenesis/user.php style (TEXT COLOR) help needed... |
| by brmecham on 2007/4/27 18:54:52 After checking in both IE7 and Firefox, I am happy with the way it shows up in Firefox, but in IE7 some of the text still is black just as the background - see screenshot: ![]() I am assuming that most end-users who visit this website will be using Internet Explorer, which is why I am trying to fix this. It shows up correctly in firefox but not IE7, any fixes for that? |
| Re: Morphogenesis/user.php style (TEXT COLOR) help needed... |
| by kris_fr on 2007/4/27 17:59:39 grrrrr In content.css I put: fieldset {color: #FFF !; background-color: transparent;} In forms.css I put: input[type=text], input[type=password]{ background-color:#000 !; color:#FFF !;} look with firefox + editcss and webdevelopper extensions a ++ |
| Re: Morphogenesis/user.php style (TEXT COLOR) help needed... |
| by brmecham on 2007/4/27 17:47:21 Quote: erase the files (except index.html) of the file templates_c of your site I did that already, and just did it again. Still no fix. |
| Re: Morphogenesis/user.php style (TEXT COLOR) help needed... |
| by kris_fr on 2007/4/27 17:15:48 erase the files (except index.html) of the file templates_c of your site |
| Re: Morphogenesis/user.php style (TEXT COLOR) help needed... |
| by brmecham on 2007/4/27 17:09:50 Thanks for the help. Unfortunately that didn't work. In content.css I put: fieldset {color: #FFF; background-color: transparent;} In forms.css I put: input[type=texte], input[type=password]{ background-color:#000 !important} I also tried input[type=texte], input[type=password]{ background-color:#000;} and input[type=text], input[type=password]{ background-color:#000; color:#FFF;} Still doesn't fix the problem. |