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Hi everyone,
I’m a newbie here. I just purchased HESK to add to my website. So far I’m very impressed with the script.
Now just to make it clear (no offence intended) I am not a software programmer or designer but I do have some knowledge of coding etc, maybe enough to be a danger to myself.
Ok so my questions!!
I have got the script “attached” to my website and started to modify it to suit the overall “look” of the website, but I’m having a little bit of trouble trying to work out the right CSS code to modify to change some parts of the script.
As an example on the Reports section in admin, my page now has white boxes with white type, so in effect I can’t read it. And on a couple of other sections I have black on black.
Now I understand this is my own doing but I was hoping someone might be able to give me a list of what the various CSS codes relate to in the hesk_style_v24.css file, in layman’s terms. For instance, what CSS controls the look of the reports page?
Thanks for your assistance.
James
www.jamesdoylephoto.com
Modifying CSS?
Moderator: mkoch227
Re: Modifying CSS?
Actually, for the reports page you will need to locate CSS code inside the "admin/reports.php" file - open it in a plain text editor and search for style
It's an error on my part, these values should be inside the CSS file and will be moved there in the future.
It's an error on my part, these values should be inside the CSS file and will be moved there in the future.
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Re: Modifying CSS?
Thanks for that, I ended going through every bit of the CSS code in Dreamweaver trying to work it out.
But now I know I was looking in the wrong place all should be good again, so Thanksfor pointing me in the right place.
But now I know I was looking in the wrong place all should be good again, so Thanksfor pointing me in the right place.