The 2026 Drupal Business Survey is open. Your response will help shape the future of the Drupal business ecosystem.On a Drupal 6 site running the Twilight theme, no amount of CSS tweaking will make any change whatsoever to the appearance of the table of contents, specifically in regards to the background coloration but regarding other matters as well. Attempts to change both the module's CSS and theme CSS file .toc settings are ineffective.
The documentation states: "Different themes render ol and ul differently so you will probably need to tweak the CSS to get the ToC to display to your liking for a particular theme." But that is not correct.
If I view the source, the
- coding can be copied onto the Drupal page and it looks fine by itself. It is only when the ToC module outputs the full table that something goes awry.
Comments
Comment #1
TheGuardian commentedUser error? Browser problem? Drupal cache? Don't know, but after the fifteenth or so edit of other things in the CSS file along with the fifteenth cache clearing or so it finally decided to do what I'd said to do a long while prior. Sorry to bother.
Comment #2
AlexisWilke commentedno pb. I ran in such problems before 8-)
The Drupal cache can be quite annoyingly keeping things in its head for a while.
Comment #3
AlexisWilke commentedOops... I see that was marked closed by the author...