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Question which CSS file for editing background colour

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14 years 3 months ago - 14 years 3 months ago #115390 by oates
sorry, last question, I looked in both

kunena.default-min.css
kunena.default.css

didn't find border-color,

If you can let me know that - can marked solved.

thanks so much
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14 years 3 months ago #115391 by sozzled
If you would like to post the CSS definition you have made for the web-element that you want to colourise, we may be able to offer you some more specific advice.

I did not say that you should look for border-color. I meant that you need to change the border attribute (to change the light-blue line - as you described it). So, if you show us your CSS for this particular web-element (and tell us what colour you would like to paint the border in) we can show you what you need to change the page number element that appears on your Kunena pages to suit your requirements. Sorry if I didn't make that clearer before.
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14 years 3 months ago #115541 by oates
Ok, managed to get it out by colour picking the offensive colour

It is #5388B4

What I did was - go through the main .css files and find replace all for the yucky colour (using coda)

however, for the life of me I can't find this one.

Firebug sees it as

#Kunena #ktop {
border-color: #5388B4 !important;


However, I went through

kunena.forum-min
kunena.forum
kunena.default
kunena.default-min

looking for it but all occurrences of #5388B4 were changed. Any idea where to find this (attached) it is the line with the collapsing menu at the top.
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14 years 3 months ago #115545 by sozzled
I think this has gone on for long enough. You asked "Which file should I edit to change the background colour?" The answer is to change your main Joomla template CSS file!

(1) You want to change the colour of the page number ;
(2) You want to change the colour of the top toggler
(3) You have not told us what colour you would like to change these things to.

I will show you with an example, how to change the colour to #561717.

Add the following lines to the end of your main Joomla template CSS file:
Code:
#Kunena .kpagination .active { background-color: #561717; border-color: #561717; } #Kunena .kpagination a { border-color: #561717; } #Kunena #ktop span.ktoggler { background-color: #561717 !important; }
Question: Which CSS file for editing background colour?
Answer: As strange as it may sound, you have to change your Joomla site template CSS file.
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14 years 3 months ago #115889 by oates
Thanks, you have almost sozzled the problem.

which CSS file would that be. I looked in templates/system/css
would it be the general.css that I add the lines too?

Incidently the colour above wasn't found in any of the CSS files in that directory, I would assume in theory that colour #5388B4 (the blueish colour above) would be present somewhere in some CSS file if not kunena template based then joomla? no?

Cheers for the help.
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14 years 3 months ago #115890 by sozzled
Do you want the theoretical answer to the question "Which CSS file for editing the background colour?" or do you want the answer, specifically in your case?

I have given you the theoretical answer. I can't give you any more information than what I have already posted before. If you know what you need to do, add the CSS directives to the end of your Joomla site template CSS file. Only you know what is the name of that file. The file name (and location) differs depending on what Joomla site template you have chosen. That is why I can only give you a theoretical answer to the general question "Which CSS file for editing the background colour?".

Each person's case is unique.
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