Question Social template signature text colour

I have just purchased the social template and it looks really nice, it really has a very nice looking layout. However, there's one thing I don't like about it and I'm not going to use it until I can sort it out. The signature text colour and style is exactly the same as the text that is used in the actual thread. Here is a photo, you can see what I'm talking about. This could be very confusing because even though there is a dividing line, it's not a distinctive line and people could easily think that people signatures are part of the thread and get totally confused.

The "social" template? Sorry, mate, that's not something that I've heard of before. The Kunena project doesn't sell anything. If you paid for it then I suggest you ask at the site that you obtained it from.

Thanks, actually I have already asked on the forum on the website I got the template from. I just thought somebody here Meme what the problem was. One of the developers is actually an administrator on the website where I got the template from.

Well, I haven't had an answer from anyone yet. Apparently they are going to use one of the templates on here. The signature text and style is exactly the same as a tax that is in the body of the message so that will have to be sorted in my opinion because it will cause confusion. At the moment, our signatures are quite obviously a different colour from the main text in the thread. I have purchased two template so far and now all the same

Have you ever tried Firebug For Firefox?
How to use Firebug?

SinisaKrisan wrote: Have you ever tried Firebug For Firefox?
How to use Firebug?

Thanks, I suppose you are trying to be helpful. Yes, I am aware of firebug and to an extent, I know how to use some of the elements. I managed to locate the CSS that control the divider line between the main body of text and the signature. As you can see by the screenshot, I have managed to make the divider line a little bit more distinctive so there is an obvious divider between the main body of text and the signature. From what I can gather using my limited knowledge of CSS, the signature seems to inherit the text style from the main body of text. So now I'm stuck, I'm not sure how I can assign a style just to the signature and then stop the signature from using the main body style. Does this make sense?