Changing date text colour above posts

[donkspurs]

I've had a look all through the stylevars for this and can't find it anywhere!

I'm trying to change the text colour of the date & time above each post;



In Stylevars, I changed the 'postbithead_color' which I thought would be it, but it only changed the time text colour in the bar when viewing Private Messages...

Anyone know any reason why the date/time text colour above posts might remain black?

Thanks for any help.


EDIT - For anyone reading this for help, to change this text colour I found I had to change the stylevar 'thead_font_color'.

[Lynne]

It looks like you may have a custom style, so we would need to actually get a link to see what CSS is affecting it.

[donkspurs]

Originally Posted by Lynne

It looks like you may have a custom style, so we would need to actually get a link to see what CSS is affecting it.

Thanks for the help again!

Here's the site link; www.fifa247.net/forum.php

We are using the custom style 'orange theme'.

[Lynne]

Either you don't allow users to switch styles, or you don't allow users to view the orange theme as I am unable to switch to it.

[donkspurs]

Originally Posted by Lynne

Either you don't allow users to switch styles, or you don't allow users to view the orange theme as I am unable to switch to it.

Sorry, I should have explained it better. The default theme that's on there is the orange theme, but re-skinned to a blue. The screenshot I used was an older image which made things a bit misleading and confusing!

Thanks again for checking for us.

[Rafa-el]

Add this to your additional.css on the theme you want to change that color:

PHP Code:

#posts .posthead .time, #posts .nodecontrols {
color: #000;
}

.postbitlegacy .posthead {
color: #000;
} 


And put the color you want where it says #000

[donkspurs]

Originally Posted by Rafa-el

Add this to your additional.css on the theme you want to change that color:

PHP Code:

#posts .posthead .time, #posts .nodecontrols {
color: #000;
}

.postbitlegacy .posthead {
color: #000;
} 


And put the color you want where it says #000

Thanks for the help. I've just tried that, changing the colours to #ffcc00 so it would stand out if it did work, and unfortunately it hasn't made any difference to the text colour. (still black)

[Lynne]

You have two different additional.css files called in your source code. The one called 'last' will override the one called 'first'. Are you adding the code to the right ('last') additional.css template?

[donkspurs]

Originally Posted by Lynne

You have two different additional.css files called in your source code. The one called 'last' will override the one called 'first'. Are you adding the code to the right ('last') additional.css template?

I can only see the one additional.css template. It's the same one I've used in the past for other modifications which have worked fine;



Definitely something overriding this specific code though, as you say. Just no idea what exactly.

[Lynne]

Here are the two links in the source code:

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css.php?styleid=5&amp;langid=1&amp;d=1406600035&amp;td=ltr&amp;sheet=additional.css" />

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css.php?styleid=5&amp;langid=1&amp;d=1406600035&amp;sheet=additional.css" />
</head>

You had to have modified your template, or used a plugin, to add one of those. I'd suggest removing it and then trying to add your CSS.