By hummus on

Hi,

I am almost done with modifying a theme to my own customization - but am stuck with three items which I can't seem to find their color to change. I've searched through the files (both CSS and PHP files) for the strings of those colors - but can't find them.
I've modified the Marinelli theme.

1. The first one is the background color of the tabs in Admin menus. For instance- when I select "My Account" I have 3 tabs - "View", "Edit", "Track page visits" - They have a bright gray color for the non-active tabs (#eeeeee). I can't find that anywhere. Not #eeeeee, not #eee, and not a variation of the word grey or gray.

2. The second one is the background window of messages by Drupal. For instance - if I go to "Administer/Site building/Themes" - I have two blocks at the top - one is information about themes ("Select which themes are available to your users and specify the default theme...") - which I can change its background color; the other is information from Drupal ("No information is available about potential new releases for currently installed modules and themes...") - which I cannot change its background color. It's set to "#ffffdd" - and I can't find that in any of my files.

3. The last color is of the primary links as a sidebar. I can change the font color and background through the links.css (of the Marinelli theme - *- it's separated to different css files). The links work fine, but when it's active - it's black. In other words - if I have a "Home" link - which is colored light-blue - when I click on it and the "Home" page loads - the "Home" link becomes black. I can't seem to find where that black color is set. I searched for "black", "#000000", "#000" - but can't find it.

Thanks a lot for your help.

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