Hi Chris

To change the default body colour of your template try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters...


[code type=css]body {color:#555555;[/code]

Where #555555 is your new body text colour.

More specific colour changes can be achieved by applying CSS to the containing div of your text so for example to change the colour of your copyright text you would use something like the following...


[code type=css]#copyright {color: #FFFFFF;}[/code]

Where #FFFFFF is the new colour to text within just the copyright div.

Ciarán

Hi Ciarán,

yes, the body tag did the trick - thanks for pointing me into the right direction.

I have two more - perhaps you can help me out there, too.
First the link to the site:
http://chj501.de/index.php/neuigkeiten

On the left side there is the main - menu.
Is there a chance to change the colors of the entries?
Did try some tags but somehow it does not work...
Same on the word "Details" under each post.
I guess it could be the class "article-info-term" but all I tried here did not work.

I would be glad if you could help me out here one last time

Thanks!
Chris

To change the colour of your module menu items try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters..


[code type=css].module ul.menu a, .module_menu ul.menu a {color: #000000;}[/code]

Where #000000 is your new menu item colour (edit to taste).


For the details also add the following..


[code type=css].article-info dd {color: #000000;}[/code]

Where #000000 is your new details colour (edit to taste).

Ciarán

Hi Ciarán,

thanks again for your help! :kiss:
".article-info dd" did not work.. but with this information I found the solution (.article-info dt).

Best regards
Chris