2012-11-09, 02:08 AM
2012-11-09, 10:42 AM
Can you please provide the "message" in the white font.
2012-11-09, 10:56 AM
It's in template div.error. Add in the line of the code:
color: #000000;
or what ever color you want.
color: #000000;
or what ever color you want.
2012-11-09, 03:12 PM
Already tried adding that in the error template. I do not see div.error Also to answer ksr its every error, so just pick a error and its white text.
2012-11-09, 03:50 PM
AdminCP -> Templates & Style -> Themes -> Your Theme -> global.css -> Edit Stylesheet: Advanced Mode
Find div.error, if the color property already exists, simply change the colour to whatever you wish. If it doesn't please add it.
Find div.error, if the color property already exists, simply change the colour to whatever you wish. If it doesn't please add it.
2012-11-09, 03:52 PM
(2012-11-09, 03:50 PM)Vernier Wrote: [ -> ]AdminCP -> Templates & Style -> Themes -> Your Theme -> global.css -> Edit Stylesheet: Advanced Mode
Find div.error, if the color property already exists, simply change the colour to whatever you wish. If it doesn't please add it.
Just wanted to say that Thanks Vernier
2012-11-09, 04:30 PM
Added the color: #000000; in the div.error, did not change the text color.
I did just change the background color so you could read the white text though.
I did just change the background color so you could read the white text though.
2012-11-11, 10:42 AM
(2012-11-09, 04:30 PM)TaylorCTU Wrote: [ -> ]Added the color: #000000; in the div.error, did not change the text color.
I did just change the background color so you could read the white text though.
It should work with the change what ever Vernier has given above, still if it is not coming, you need to clear your browser cookies/cache or open in another browser freshly.