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  • bencarlin Friend
    #202127

    As demonstrated by the three screenshots I have taken, the social-link-block changes to a black colour before its rightful white colour when resizing the browser window. I’ve looked into the css but can’t find the right part to change.

    Any suggestions?

    Cheers

    Ben


    1. Screen-Shot-2014-10-16-at-03.42.43
    2. Screen-Shot-2014-10-16-at-03.43.13
    3. Screen-Shot-2014-10-16-at-03.45.34
    Pankaj Sharma Moderator
    #553173

    Hi
    can you clarify A bit more what exactly you want to do . currently social buttons are in white color and they will have different color when you hover on them >>>http://prntscr.com/4wlxdg
    do you want to change the white color into black for all or want to change the color when you hover on them .
    let me know i will help you

    jooservices Friend
    #553178

    Hi there,
    Just guessing your issue.
    – Web page loading
    – The block have “black color” border
    – Web page load finished
    – The block have right border color.

    If it’s i guess because css is not complete loaded. That’s why border color still not apply right color 🙂

    Thank you,
    Viet Vu

    bencarlin Friend
    #553243

    It’s not to do with loading. It’s to do with what size the browser window is. When I scale the browser window down from how image 1 looks like, I get the black box with the + sign in it. If I leave the browser window at this size the box just stays black. However, when I reduce the the browser window size a bit more, the correct white colour appears.

    Which CSS file do I need to edit to fix this problem?

    Thanks again

    Ben

    Pankaj Sharma Moderator
    #553244

    Hi
    the background is comes from this css rule .
    add this css code into your custom.css file

    .social-link {
    background-color: #000000 }

    Change the color code as per you need.

    + There is left border css if you want to change it as per your need
    add this code in custom.css and edit as per your need

    .social-link {
    border-left: solid 1px #1d1d1d }

    Hope it helps you

    Pankaj Sharma Moderator
    #553245

    Hi
    the background is comes from this css rule .
    add this css code into your custom.css file

    .social-link {
    background-color: #000000 }

    Change the color code as per you need.

    + There is left border css if you want to change it as per your need
    add this code in custom.css and edit as per your need

    .social-link {
    border-left: solid 1px #1d1d1d }

    Hope it helps you

    bencarlin Friend
    #553248

    Works perfectly!:laugh:

    Pankaj Sharma Moderator
    #553251

    HI you need to change the color code as i suggested above in custom.css file .
    color #000000 is black color , you need to change it from custom.css file

    >>> .social-link {
    background-color: #000000 }

    change it as per your need . currently its black .

    bencarlin Friend
    #553253

    I was being very stupid. Yep, I noticed I had put ##FFFFF instead of #FFFFF. Roockie error.

    Thanks again for your time and patience. 🙂

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