Change the font color of the text on home page

Hi,

How do I change the font color of the articles and designation module on the home page? I've been able to change the main text color which only changes the breadcrums, and the modules on the side.

Also, in the designation module is it possible to change the color of the horizontal lines between each small picture/text, and the iPhone style button/dots below the large image?

And BTW love the template.

Thanks,

Mark

If you use custom style you can change color from template parameters, or if you use one of predefined styles you can cahge it by editing styleN.php file. Style files are in templates folder in subfolder "styles" if you use syle 1 then its style1.php , if you use style 2 then it's style2.php and so on.

Al images you are talking about (spliter and arrows) are also in template folder sub-folder "images"

Thanks for the reply.

Yes I use the custom style parameters. For some reason I'm seeing more parameters now and can change this (or maybe I'm going blind!).

Regarding the images I see the 'separator.png' file. I take it the files for the arrows are 'mainmenu_arrow.png' and 'mainmenu_active_arrow.png'. These don't seem to have a color in them. Is there something in the template that sets this? I haven't found a template parameter that changes this (but I could be wrong again)

Also, if I may, I'm not using the heading background image behind the logo. Now the background is solid black. How do I change this color? I've look through all the template css and php files and can't seem to find anything.

Thanks,

Mark

Sorry I found the picture files in the 'modules/mod_hot_designation/images' folder.

So I'm just wondering how to change the color where the Header Background image would be (I've got it set to 'None'). The 'Background Color' parameter changes the background of the whole page apart from the Header area.

Regards,

Mark

Hi,

open template_css.php

find this:

.header_wrap {
background:#000 url(<?php echo $template_path ?>/images/header_bg<?php echo $headerBg; ?>.jpg) center no-repeat;
}


you see fixed color #000 . To display that color you must disable background-image:
.header_wrap {
background-color:#xxxxxx;
background-image:none;
}

you can just put this new definition after default because it will then take advantage.

Thanks that's got it all working.