VB 5.5.4

[Deerman]

Is there a way to change the blue text to black in Vbulletin 5.4.4 and remove the facebook and tweeter tabs?Thanks

[In Omnibus]

Which blue text? The links?

You can disable Facebook and Twitter under AdminCP > Settings > Options >

Third Party Login Options

[Deerman]

Originally Posted by In Omnibus

Which blue text? The links?

You can disable Facebook and Twitter under AdminCP > Settings > Options >

Third Party Login Options

The Forum Names and Topics actually all of the blue text to black and i guess i really meant can the facebook and tweeter tabs be removed

[In Omnibus]

Originally Posted by Deerman

The Forum Names and Topics actually all of the blue text to black and i guess i really meant can the facebook and tweeter tabs be removed

You mean the Share tabs in the Postbit? Yes. They can be disabled as well.

They're under Topic Display Options.

Enable Share Topics to Facebook?
Shows a Facebook Share button on topic display.

This can be enabled without enabling other Facebook features or creating a Facebook App.

Yes No

Enable Share Topics to Twitter?
Shows a Twitter Tweet button on topic display.

The text is controlled by multiple stylevars under the Style Variable Editor.

You want to look at body_text_color and body_link color first. You will probably want the body_link_color_hover color to be something other than black or you'll want to add text decoration such as underline.

[Deerman]

The text is controlled by multiple stylevars under the Style Variable Editor.

You want to look at body_text_color and body_link color first. You will probably want the body_link_color_hover color to be something other than black or you'll want to add text decoration such as underline.[/QUOTE]

I got the Facebook and tweeter tabs taken care of but can not figure out the text color yet

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This is the blue text that I want to be black but I can't figure out how to get it done.
DSC_0045 (3) by Rickey Durham, on Flickr
DSC_0044 (3) by Rickey Durham, on Flickr

[In Omnibus]

1) Login to the Admin Control Panel
2) Click on Style Manager under Styles
3) Select Style Variable Editor from the drop-down menu on the right for the Default Style.
4) Scroll down to Page.
5) Click on Body Link Color
6) Change the value from #2379B5 to #000000
7) Click On Save
8) Click on Body Link Color Hover
9) Change the value from #2379B5 to #000000
10) Click on Save

[Deerman]

Originally Posted by In Omnibus

1) Login to the Admin Control Panel
2) Click on Style Manager under Styles
3) Select Style Variable Editor from the drop-down menu on the right for the Default Style.
4) Scroll down to Page.
5) Click on Body Link Color
6) Change the value from #2379B5 to #000000
7) Click On Save
8) Click on Body Link Color Hover
9) Change the value from #2379B5 to #000000
10) Click on Save

Awesome Thanks!:up: Worked for me