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How can I change the colour of comments? The default colour is white on white background, it's not very good for reading. Where can I change it?

Hi,

could you say about what component you're talking?
Phoca Gallery
Phoca Guestbook
Phoca Favicon
Phoca Documentation
Phoca Download?

Then I can move this topic in the right forums,

thank you,

Regards, Carolien

Hi!
I'm talking about PhocaGallery.

The default colour is white on white background

Hi, this should be set by your template, I think there is only standard p or div which should be changed ...

id for coments is:

id="phocagallery-comments"

so you need to change it in your template, e.g.:

#phocagallery-comments p {color: #000000}

Hi, Jan! Happy New Year!

Sorry, but I didn't understand, should I add this line #phocagallery-comments p {color: #000000} to the CSS file of my template? Or where can I find it? In CSS there is no such line.

Hi, yes

Jan

Hi,

add the line Jan mentioned to your template.css - it isn't there. Right now it's styled in some PHP file, but template css overwrites this.

If you want to know the exact code, I suggest you use Firebug, a Firefox addon. With this addon you can identify the exact css classes which apply to a certain element.

Regards, Carolien

Hi im haveing the same problem where will i find this file to edit it so i can change it to black or any thing els i may change as on the commets its wight and so is the text so i cant see it at all lol i just need to no wich file and where to find the file is so i can fix this

Thanks

Update:

On my page for this comment box it shows after i comment this



But Here you can see when i highlight it the text is there so how do i change this so it shows the text as Black



if you can help can you tell me wich file i need to edit and where i can find the file that needs editing as i read the info above and it didnt tell me where i can find the file in my FTP

Thanks

Ps: im useing the galley that as the commet box with it

Hi,

To do this, you need to know something about CSS and about templating.

Get firebug (a firefox addon). With this tool you can identify the different classes which apply to the text.
Then add some styling lines into your template (I don't know which file it is, because it differs per template).

Regards, Carolien