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How to find StyleVar responsible for element on page
So I open my vBulletin forum and I want to change a color for a specific element. In this case, the background color surrounding a forum post.
So I'm in Chrome and I open developer tools and the element selector to select the big box surrounding all the posts. It shows me a div: Code:
<div id="content"> Now the hard part. Is there a sane way to figure out what StyleVar in vbulletin is controlling this background-color setting? I'm currently just looking through ALL the style variables looking for this color code then changing it to see if its the one I want. This is insanity. I did find this color in the css-additional.css file. StyleManager->MyStyle ->Edit Template->CSS Templates->css-additonal.css Code:
#htmlTag #content { I changed it to this: Code:
#htmlTag #content { It worked by the way, but this seems an arduous technique for editing a simple color. VBulletin 5.2.3 Theme: Quarto - with some customizations |
You may want to take a look at this helpful stylevar page for vB5 - http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/stylevars
And, you may be interested in this article to help you find stylevars yourself - Finding Specific StyleVars |
I miss stylevars.com
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