vertical stylesheet/template

[PamHinds]

I have modified the vertical stylesheet/template to fit our color scheme pretty well, however for the life of me I cannot figure out what is controlling a few things. For instance, what controls the agent name color (especially after being clicked on!) that is on the view_agents page and the agent details page.

Basically it's just about any link that has been clicked changes to a purplish color. I used a "color pic" program to find the color code and then searched for it and cannot find the color in the template files anywhere.

You can go to the site to look and see what I'm talking about. http://mclaa.com/realty/index.php?action=view_users

Thanks.

[mamboindo]

I have modified the vertical stylesheet/template to fit our color scheme pretty well, however for the life of me I cannot figure out what is controlling a few things. For instance, what controls the agent name color (especially after being clicked on!) that is on the view_agents page and the agent details page.

Basically it's just about any link that has been clicked changes to a purplish color. I used a "color pic" program to find the color code and then searched for it and cannot find the color in the template files anywhere.

You can go to the site to look and see what I'm talking about. http://mclaa.com/realty/index.php?action=view_users

Thanks.

Yes I see where you come from.........You need to do some modifications in your main.html-file and especially remove many of the </br> and &nbsp; tags from the menu and elswhere. Please note that FrontPage is totally unacceptable as editor for PHP....or even for any files at all since FP is Not an Editor! :rolleyes: Download DreamweaverMX Sudio or CoffeeCup or so but DO NOT use FP! You are already in deep problems with your site and your menu and set-up are going down the drain..... Just to answer your question also:

../vertical-menu/vertical.php (here is the Stylesheet located)

At this moment the stylesheet takes the colors for your "body" as set in/from your web-browser. You can change that by adding something like
color: #000000; to the appropriate fields in your stylesheet and change the value to the color you want. Just try the field and see results.

[PamHinds]

Thanks for the feedback, I'll give it a try. Not sure why you think I'm using FP as an editor. I don't use frontpage. THat's the HTML code that I know I guess ... It's what I've always seen, learned and used.

I actually have dreamweaver and coffeecup both. Still learning! I am ANYTHING but a real programmer/coder.