1 idioteque Feb 02, 2008 13:36
3 john Feb 02, 2008 13:55
Note that you could/should be able to edit the bSideBar or bSidebarItem for the same results.
4 afwas Feb 02, 2008 13:56
you can use the ID of the container. The sidebar is called #sidebar. But do scan you page for more containers,since they have different IDs ...
Good luck
5 afwas Feb 02, 2008 13:58
John wrote:
Note that you could/should be able to edit the bSideBar or bSidebarItem for the same results.
Yes it may be *in your skin* it is .bSideBar. Then you can use that and #sidebar won't work.
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6 idioteque Feb 03, 2008 00:05
Ugh, total brain cramp on my part, sorry guys. I shouldn't work on things at 4am. :)
The color just wasn't defined in the .bsidebar, so it was defaulting to the body color. I'm not an expert css guy, but I know that...lol.
Thanks though! :)
In your main style sheet look for something like...
Note:discregard most of the CSS properties and just change color:# to what you want it to be.....
.widget_core_coll_search_form {
display: inline;
text-align: center;
padding: 0;
color: #bb9;
font-size: 90%;
margin: 0 27px;
}
and for the Feeds...
.widget_core_coll_xml_feeds
If you still have problems provide a link to your site