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       #Post#: 25956--------------------------------------------------
       Amend colors in dark2
   DIR By: CAF-User1
       Date: April 4, 2024, 5:15 am
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       See this:
  HTML https://i.postimg.cc/G462cbB6/temp.png
  HTML https://postimg.cc/G462cbB6
       I would like to change the red (which resembles of "error" or
       "something went wrong") to GREEN.
       How can I do that?
       #Post#: 27227--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Amend colors in dark2
   DIR By: Dazoctaron
       Date: July 29, 2026, 5:57 am
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       I think this should solve it:
       Enter the admin section and select 'Style Manager' on the left.
       From the options at the top choose 'Create Style CSS'.
       You should now see the CSS for the dark theme.
       --- Quote ---
       >
       > OPTIONAL:
       >
       > Copy the full CSS (Ctrl + C) and paste (Ctrl + V) into
       Notepad. This makes it easier to find things.
       >
       > If you do this and edit anything just copy / paste the Notepad
       version back into the forum CSS.
       >
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       FIND this section:
       --- Code ---
       
       /* Sometimes there will be an error when you post */
       .error
       {
       color: red;
       }
       
       /* Messages that somehow need to attract the attention. */
       .alert
       {
       color: red;
       }
       
       /* Calendar colors for birthdays, events and holidays */
       .birthday
       {
       color: #920ac4;
       }
       
       --- End Code ---
       Change the .alert and/or .error to whichever color you require,
       in your case green
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