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       #Post#: 14401--------------------------------------------------
       Changing 'fixed' text colour
   DIR By: Retro Rudimental
       Date: September 14, 2014, 9:29 am
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       Hi folks,
       I'm really struggling to change the text colour on my forum. Not
       the text used in a field such as the one that I'm writing this,
       but the text such as the 'News text' and the colour of your user
       name where it is shown above ....Show unread posts since last
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       - September 14, 2014, 02:23:06 pm
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       I've tried using the sticky's on the first forum page and
       followed them I'm sure to the letter. But for whatever reason
       nothing seems to save.
       When I open the editor, I am able to find the elements or body
       that I want the text colour changed in,...but I have no idea how
       to make it save as by clicking onto any other page or after
       'creating' a new style, the backrounds end up changing colour
       too.
       Can someone please help??
       Thank for your time..
       #Post#: 14537--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Changing 'fixed' text colour
   DIR By: Tropical_Wannabe
       Date: October 4, 2014, 12:48 pm
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       To change the user name color, you'll need to add one little
       line of code to your css.
       Search for li.greeting
       There should only be one reference to it.
       Then add the following:
       color: (your choice);
       Here is what it looks like properly configured:
       --- Code ---
       #upper_section ul li.greeting
       {
       color: red;
       font-size: 1.3em;
       font-weight: bold;
       line-height: 1.5em;
       }
       --- End Code ---
       The color of the text you enter under News and Newsletter can be
       changed using simple bbc code for color.
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