Text color of nav bar

[eg_92901]

How do I change the text color of my navbar? I edited the navbar template and the first and last text shows up right, but not the middle text. And how can I get it to go all the way across?

Also, How do I change the color of the text under the "New Thread" button. It says Subscribe to this thread, and mark all threads as read?

Thanks

[Kaizen]

I think its in the body tag.

The text one.

[eg_92901]

I need to keep it seperate from the body tag. For example, if I change the text color in the body tag to #FFFFFF I can't read all of the text on the page because by Table bgcolor is #F4F4EA.

[Kaizen]

You could put color tags round the individual pieces of text in the templates ?

[eg_92901]

I can't find where to do this at? It seems to be dynamically created. Not hard text.
Unless I'm just looking in the wrong place

[Kaizen]

That would involve changing code then. Ask at vbulletin.org.

I think the simplist thing to do would be to change your colors.

[samtha25]

Both the navbar and the subscribe to this forum, mark read are links and will display with your main colors for links, unless you create a CSS class or inline style to change them. In the navbar template and the forumdisplay_newthreadlink template, you could try adding a class to the <a> element in the templates, but some browsers probably won't like it. An alternative, since everything on a vB page is in a table cell, is to find each instance of navbar on the templates and apply the class to the TD ( <td class="difflinks">). That's easy for the newthreadlink template, because it only appears on fourmdisplay, but would be quite a chore for navbar. I'd try the <a> class first.

For best results, declare a color and background for the class, even though you don't expect to use them, then declare each of the link types separately like so:

.difflinks { color: red; background-color: white }
.difflinks a:link { color: green; background-color: transparent }
.difflinks a:visited { color: green; background-color: transparent }
.difflinks a:hover { color: orange; background-color: transparent }
.difflinks a:active { color: blue; background-color: transparent }

If you want the links to have different background colors, use the color instead of "transparent". This seems to work with most browsers from 4-6 families. Make sure to declare the links in the order I've given or you get erratic results with different browsers.

HTH.

[Chen]

Doesn't require any code changes, just template editing. Namely, the nav_linkon template is what you're looking for.
Add the class like samtha25 said and add it to that template's <a> tag.