Great Theme!

When I create a custom color, the text color is set to the header bottom color. For example, I wanted a black text and blue header. The text ends up as blue instead of black.

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jbergeron’s picture

jbergeron commented
Version: 5.x-1.0 » 6.x-1.1

I have this same problem, and editing the style sheets doesn't solve it. Any thoughts?

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jbergeron commented

Additionally, this only seems to happen in some browsers. I personally can't recreate the problem using any of the following:

Firefox 2.0
Firefox 1.5
IE 7
IE 6

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jbergeron commented

Does anyone have any ideas where this override might be happening in the theme? I have tried everything in the css and it's just not solving the problem.

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DritterVonLinks commented

With which browsers did you see this happen, if neither with Firefox 2/1.5 nor IE6/7?

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seedseller commented

Happens with firefox 2 and 3, as well as IE 7 on my computer.

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Zoltak commented

Same issue using Safari 3.1.2 on a Mac, Firefox 3.0.1 on a Mac, and Opera 9.2.1 on a Mac.

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zcc_nz commented
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Did you update the files/color/wabiXXXX/style.css file? (XXXX= a number generated when you last saved your wabi theme config).

That file is the one that will OVERRIDE the sites/all/themes/wabi/style.css file on display of your website.

I always update both so that if I change the wabi config my changes will be kept.

If you change font colors manually then you will have to redo it every time you save the wabi config.

BTW... you need to clear the cache of your browser in some cases to see the effects of a change.

I think I am right on all this, as this is the only way I can fiddle wabi to enable changes like better submit buttons etc.

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Jeff Burnz commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

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