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  • mariachi Friend
    #189059

    Hi,

    Since yesterday I’m using Nex in my live site: http://geschichte-wissen.de and I love it.

    Although I have a few issues, you may help me.

    First: Look at my site http://geschichte-wissen.de – on the navigation tap “Mitglieder” the Mega Menu slides down with a login form. The login form is the jfusion login form. As you can see, the Username, Passwort, and Remember me phrases are not displayed because the font has the same color as the background. How can I change that?

    Second: In the article pages the links are not highlighted (underlined or different color). Where can I change the link-color (only in the articles) to the color, that appears, when the link is hovered?

    Thanks in advance

    Ralph

    TomC Moderator
    #499496

    So that I can try to best assist you, please set “Optimize CSS” to “No” within your Template Manager–General settings

    mariachi Friend
    #499551

    <em>@TomC 381357 wrote:</em><blockquote>So that I can try to best assist you, please set “Optimize CSS” to “No” within your Template Manager–General settings</blockquote>

    Hey, thx, I did that. 🙂

    Saguaros Moderator
    #499572

    Hi Ralph,

    You can open file: /templates/ja_nex/css/template.css, around line 534


    #login-form label {
    color: #222222
    display: block;
    font-weight: bold;
    line-height: normal;
    margin-bottom: 2px;
    }

    For the color of link when hovering in artilce page, for example, http://geschichte-wissen.de/zeitgeschichte/57-der-kalte-krieg/807-rezension-geo-epoche-israel.html

    Which link do you want to change?

    mariachi Friend
    #499582

    Thx Saguaros, I will test it!

    An example for the links: http://geschichte-wissen.de/nachrichten/783-afd-bundestagswahl-ende-merkel-koalition.html There is the text: “Die FDP scheitert an der 5 % Hürde” – it’s a link, that is not recognizable.

    I attached two screenshots, which show how I want the links to appear standardly.


    1. Link-not-colored
    2. should-look-like
    Saguaros Moderator
    #499586

    Hi

    You can open this article in backend > toggle HTML view and edit that <a> tag:

    <a href=".." style="color: your_color_here;"> FDP scheitert an der 5 % Grenze</a>

    Save and clean JAT3 cache.

    mariachi Friend
    #499588

    Yeah, but I have over 800 articles – so it would be nice if I can automate that with css. Is this possible?

    mariachi Friend
    #499743

    Bump. It would be cool, if you could help me

    Saguaros Moderator
    #499752

    Hi

    Another way can be applied is that you can define color for <a> tag for whole site. For example, you can open file: /templates/ja_your_default_template/css/template.css and add this css rule:


    a {
    color: //your_desired_color_here;
    }

    The problem of this solution is that if other modules also contains <a> tag then it will also inherit and have color you defined above. But you can add class suffix and defined new css class for specific module and it’s much better than editting over 800 articles :p

    Remeber to clean JAT3 cache then

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