How to I change the background color of the comments posted? I have white text so the text is not visible
use chrome to open any post which have comment, then right click on the comment and select 'inspect element'. Now you will see the relevant CSS where you can make changes as per your requirements.
change the background color using CSS and tha file might be located in wordpress/wp-content/themes/style.css or in wordpress/wp-content/themes/css/style.css
or get any css file and add new style for #comment
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Is there a way to find the element that contains the href to the current featherlight content when cycling through a gallery?
Basically, I want to change the .featherlight background color to match that of the source element's background color.
As you can seen in this jsfiddle, if I click on an image, .featherlight's background color matches that of the anchor that opened it. I would like the background color to change as I cycle through the gallery, so that .featherlight matches the anchor thumbnail's background color. Is there a way to get that information?
Thanks,
Scott
UPDATE: For anyone seeking the solution, I edited the jsfiddle above so that the color change now works. Thanks to Marc-André.
Yes, I believe what you are looking for is $currentTarget.
Example of usage in this wiki page
I want to change the border color of any element when it gets focused from blue to green. The problem is I don't know the attribute name I should change to override this. Any help would be very much appreciated.
Below is an image for better comprehension:
Go to http://getbootstrap.com/customize/, look for #input-border-focus, enter your desired color code, scroll down and click "Compile and Download".
Recently i encountered a problem with the dropdown menu called "WHO WE SUPPLY". The main_menu disappear just when i move my cursor over them. I have tried the other answers to similar questions like this but they were not of great help in my case.
I just want the dropdown elements to remain at their places when i move my mouse over them so that i can select them.
Can anyone please check the problem?
My website link is http://effortlessled.com/
Try to go to the WHO WE SUPPLY tab and you will see what exactly i am saying.
Many thanx in advance..
..hope to get a reply soon !!
As far as I can see the "color" property of your "Who We Supply" anchor tag is getting overridden by some other class's color property and the firebug is pointing to line #530 of your style.css file.
The color property mentioned there is "#FFFFFF" which is for white color.
So change the color of that particular class.
Basically the link is not hidden just the color property of that link changes on Hover event to White which is same as your background color
I'm using classic Galleria theme. I implemented the lightbox and changed the frame color:
.galleria-lightbox-shadow{background-color: transparent !important}
.galleria-lightbox-content{background:black !important}
But is it possible to change the color of the next, previous and close buttons in Lightbox?
Right now they are white. I would like to have them in black. Is there a solution to that?
If my hunch is correct, the 'next', 'previous' and 'close' buttons are images (as is with most Lightboxes).
You should edit the images in their folder and convert them into black-themed ones manually, or search online for any replacements.
i have a dropdown list and text box. i disabled both controls using code behind. now, at one sight we can understand the dropdown list is disabled , because the background color of drop down list is changed automatically.
i want to make that same background color to the text box control too. But i dont know what color code is that. i am working in asp.net . Any suggestions??
Try this
<asp:TextBox ID="txtCDate" runat="server" CssClass="textbox" BackColor="#efefef" />
Actually, the "disabled" color may vary depending on the browser ...
AFAIK, Firefox would put in a grey background to a disabled input box, and you could customize this behaviour via css with a selector like
input[disabled='disabled'] {
... styles go here ...
}
The problem is probably IE-specific, and in that case, this CSS selector would not work... You would probably need to add a specific CSS class to the disabled element to have more control over its look.
You could check this article about this issue : Shawn asks the CSS Guy about styling disabled text inputs
Assuming the reason the text box colors are different is because they have been explicitly set at some point during form validation.
To avoid having to explicitly set the grey color, and instead let the browser set the color to the "disabled" color automatically you could remove the custom color attribute from the text box.
"you can set the BackColor property to Color.Empty"
. . From a Similar Question answered by dustyburwell
In other words, something like myValidatedTextBox.BackColor = Color.Empty