By woutersimons on

HI

I'm relativly new to drupal so please bear with me

i've built a theme for someone but she wants the background of the sidebars to be black , i can do this (by simply changing the background image, but then i no longer can read the text in the login block (it says "login" and "password")
Can i change the color of those two snippets of text?? and if so; HOW ??? (please be detailed i'm both new to drupal AND css ;) )

Thank you verry much

Wouter

⋅ Categories: Drupal 6.x

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vm’s picture

vm commented

a link to the site helps get you specific answers based on what can be viewed with the firebug addon for firefox.

archi’s picture

archi commented

Hi,

Give css to that #user-login-form label { color: #fff; } whatever color you want to give.

christoph_webber’s picture

christoph_webber commented

for the life of me, i can't figure out how to change the color font for the text reading, "*Create new account" from yellow on a white background... any insight would be great

vm’s picture

vm commented

use firebug in firefox, or chromes developers tools and inspect the element and the css already in use.

bfitzgerald’s picture

bfitzgerald commented

find the id of the element by viewing the source code of the html produced by Drupal (not the php in the page.tpl.php) and use css classes to change the color of the text.