CSS Help for Word Press Theme

Discussion in 'CSS' started by rmsblog, Aug 7, 2008.

  1. #1
    Need some one to change the CSS file for my word press theme www.recklessblog.com.au

    the theme is great the only down side is that its abit hard to read the words with the colors chosen

    View attachment rtl.zip
    View attachment style.zip

    I have attached the 2 CSS files

    I'm willing to pay for the changes also
     
    rmsblog, Aug 7, 2008 IP
  2. david2626

    david2626 Well-Known Member

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    you can use addon for firefox to chane the css and to see how to change it good.
    the addon name is developer
     
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  3. rmsblog

    rmsblog Peon

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    is it the Web Developer or Extension Developer or XML Developer Toolbar
     
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  4. ozan

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    #4
    Firebug suits me (and most developers, actually). But you don't really need it for something as simple as changing text color.

    Do you know what colors you want to use? You may just need to change the color of #content .entry (line 121 of style.css) to something brighter, say #999 or so.

    p.s. what part of Aus are you from?
     
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  5. rmsblog

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    Used firefox with the developer add-in works great.

    On the gold coast champ
     
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  6. rmsblog

    rmsblog Peon

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    Another problem with the CSS file when my page opens it displays 2 new articles the bottom one is fine but the top ones text is the same as the background. I have looked right through the css file and cant find the part any where.
     
    rmsblog, Aug 8, 2008 IP
  7. ozan

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    It's actually not in the css file - it's due to inline style declarations, that the theme (presumably) is making.
     
    ozan, Aug 9, 2008 IP