Need Css Help

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

  1. #1
    Hey people, I had someone create a custom html template for me and they coded it with whmcs.
    However when you go to any of the pages on the whmcs script all of the links are white, now this doesnt seem like a problem untill I tell you that the background is white to so you cannot see the links.
    I have asked the person that has coded the template for me if he can help, but he is having trouble with his computer at the minute so I thought id check to see if anyone on here can help.
    Can you tell me what I would be looking for?? I dont have css experience so i dont know what more information you might need. Hope someone can help.

    Thanks for reading
    Kieran

    Oh yer the pages in question are http://www.nicobyte.com/whmcs/downloads.php its on all of the pages but that is just on.
     
    headless, Aug 7, 2008 IP
  2. ozan

    ozan Peon

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    Pretty lousy design.

    The default link color (#65A5E6) is fine - thing is that the stylesheet added for the navigation style (nav.css) switches the link color (for all links) to white. Bad news - it should only do this for the navigation links.

    What you need to do is go into nav.css and on line 32, change
    a:link
    Code (markup):
    to
    #navigation a:link
    Code (markup):
    That should fix it.
     
    ozan, Aug 7, 2008 IP
  3. PatMcCrackit

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    yeah go to templates/default/style.css and do ^^^^
     
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  4. headless

    headless Well-Known Member

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    Thank you so much it has worked, another thing that has bugged me is the logo isnt hyperlinked to the home page, at the minute where the logo appears it is <div id="logo"> do i just wrap <a href around it??

    Thanks Again
    Kieran
     
    headless, Aug 7, 2008 IP
  5. ozan

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    Again, pretty lousy design...

    The logo image is set as a background to div#logo. To be able to make it clickable, you'd have to remove the background and place an actual <img /> in div#logo. Then place the anchor tags around the img.
     
    ozan, Aug 7, 2008 IP