changing a modules font colors

darkdan · **changing a modules font colors -** 01-18-2003, 09:21 AM

i am using an upload module for my site...it works really well and be downloaded here (btw I'm using the latest release) ...i am using a black background and a lot of the text of the script is black...which poses a bit of a problem...does anyone know how i can edit the colors?

-dan

mikem · **Re: changing a modules font colors -** 01-18-2003, 12:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by darkdan

i am using an upload module for my site...it works really well and be downloaded here (btw I'm using the latest release) ...i am using a black background and a lot of the text of the script is black...which poses a bit of a problem...does anyone know how i can edit the colors?

-dan

I'd have to see the actual module script files to tell ya Dan. You can try opening one file at a time and doing a find for #000000 the number code for black.

mikem

darkdan

apparently the script adjust its colors according to your theme...for some reason it's not quite working right on mine, but I think it may because I have modded the theme, and made the background black...mikem in my 1st post is a link to the download page if you'd like to take a peek at the index.php ...is there a way to edit the code to force a specific color?...thx for any help

-dan

mikem · 01-19-2003, 09:33 AM

Whew that's abig. File. Ye sI imagine it is possible. But would take some work.

You would have to go through almost every line in that file adding

<font color=\"#FFFF\"> information </font>

to every line that echo's text or links.

One example would be

this

Code:

	echo "<center>Please adjust variable \$current_version (currently set to '$current_version') in ".__FILE__." to an correct value for your installation.
 Correct values are postnuke or phpnuke.</center>";

to this

Code:

	echo "<font color=\"#FFFFFF\"><center>Please adjust variable \$current_version (currently set to '$current_version') in ".__FILE__." to an correct value for your installation.
 Correct values are postnuke or phpnuke.</center></font>";

mikem