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    Text....but not as we no it

    I'm after what is probably a very simple operation......but can I fugure out how to do it?

    I'm after changing the colour of the fronts from black to white in the headings for 'STORE SECTIONS' and 'CART DETAILS' but I just can't work out how to do it

    Any help would be greatly appreciated

    Thank you for your time
    www.ecclestonanglingcentre.co.uk

    #2
    Hi again Bun,

    In Design - Themes - Advanced Theme Configuration - Color Scheme - alter the colour to your preferred colour and that should do it.

    Not sure which item has to be altered in this context. It may be that you can highlight it in the Design Tab and use the colour fields above the pane to alter it.

    I have altered this before but just cannot recall exactly what I did!!

    Cheers,
    David
    -----------------------------
    www.synchronisedwebdesign.com
    Location: North Yorkshire UK

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      #3
      Here's how to work out what to change, useful fo the future

      Open your site in a browser, highlight the text "STORE SECTIONS" right click on the highlight, choose "view selected code" (or similar dependant on your browser)

      you should see the code

      <td class="actsmallheading" background="acatalog/tab_pal2.gif" bgcolor="#0063c6" height="22"><b>&nbsp;&nbsp;STORE SECTIONS</b></td>
      notice the class statement "actsmallheading"

      go to actinic.css locate this class and add color: white; to the definitions.

      this will change all actsmalheading on the site, thus should change all the smart theme boxes. thus doing CART DETAIL too

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        #4
        Hi David & Jo,

        David....had a go at altering the colour scheme, it's a mess in there!! When I changed the text colour to white I did get the section headings the way I wanted them (white)......but the rest of the text on my site vanished as I've a white background. The scheme shown seems to be in a right state to be honest.....and does not reflect the colours I have on the site itself. No idea what's going on there.

        Jo.....I sort of fell at the first hurdle with your suggestion as the browser (IE7) does not give me the option to view code when right clicking. I can view source code via the view drop down at the top of the page?

        Anyway is the actinic.css located in Design/Select Page Type/Actinic StyleSheet?

        Couldn't find "actsmallheading" in the code generated in 'Layout Code'

        Am I missing something here?


        Thank you both for your time and patience
        www.ecclestonanglingcentre.co.uk

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          #5
          Anyway is the actinic.css located in Design/Select Page Type/Actinic StyleSheet?

          Couldn't find "actsmallheading" in the code generated in 'Layout Code'
          Yep you should be able to find actsmallheading in ActinicStylesheet.

          Use the find option, right click on the stylesheet

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            #6
            Hi Jo,

            Used the find option on Actinic StyleSheet for actsmallheading......with name, description, prompt and code ticked.....came back with:

            Actinic has finished searching this document. The search item was not found

            Sorry

            Any ideas?
            www.ecclestonanglingcentre.co.uk

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              #7
              yep you seem to be correct, I don't have actsmallheading in my stylesheet either so in the absence of an explanation from Mr Dicken I suggest you pilfer the code from the v7 smart theme - which I just happen to have on my PC.

              Add the following to the bottom of ActinicStyleSheet

              .actsmallheading {
              font-size:10px;
              color:#FFFFFF;
              text-transform: uppercase;
              }

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                #8
                Cheers Jo, that sorted it, thank you very much
                www.ecclestonanglingcentre.co.uk

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                  #9
                  Hi Jo

                  Thanks for the tips, one i have always put off because i could not find an easy answer to the colours

                  Cheers
                  Darren

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