Problem with text color in the popup

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  • #706
    hangmansjoke
    Member

    Hi,

    first of all, thanks for this great component.
    But i got a little problem. i integrated the raid planner in my website (using the latest version of joomla) and i can access the calendar just fine, but as soon as i click on an event which is inside the calendar a popup comes up with white background and all the text on the top of the popup (like Invitingtime, starttime, endtime and so on…) is light grey so without marking it with the mouse it is unreadable.

    The color of the text seems to be the standard color of my joomla website, but i didnt find a possibility to change it just for this popup of the raidplaner calendar. where can i change either the textcolor or the background color of the popup to black? (text color would be the better one)

    thanks for any help.

    #707
    hangmansjoke
    Member

    got it fixed!
    it wasnt in the css of the raidplanner so i first didnt find it.
    thanks to firebug i found the right css

    #762
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I have the same problem as you, where did you find the fix?
    I used firebug as well cause you mentioned that would help but it made me even more confused.
    If i change the color in firebug it looks good so i thought i found the correct place, but if i change the color in the template.css it does not make any difference.
    It is probably something simple i am missing.

    Cheers

    #763
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Well it was a simple fix, cleared my cache and it worked fine 🙂

    #795
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hi, having the same problem. I’m an extreme novice when it comes to this kind of stuff, so keep that in mind.

    My text color is almost white, and it is impossible to read the info in the pop-up without highlighting it. The simplest solution would seem to be to edit the text color in the template.css, but this makes it hard to read in other places on the site. (Articles, etc…)

    Another possible option I’ve been playing around with in Firebug is to change the background color of the modal.css.

    Is there a way to change the font color in the pop-up window without affecting other aspects of the site?

    Thanks!

    #796
    Taracque
    Member

    Add the following into your template’s css file:

    #sbox-content { background-color: black; }

    This will makes black background in all popup windows.

    #798
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Thanks for the quick response!

    The issue I’m having with that solution though, is that it makes the text in the front-end character creator impossible to read. (ie, character name, class, gender, etc…) Same problem. 🙁 And I can’t find where to change it.

    Thanks again.

    #800
    Taracque
    Member

    Please give me a link to your site!

    #801
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I’m currently testing everything on my localhost WAMP server, so I haven’t uploaded it to my site yet. I’m tinkering with things to make it better fit my needs (SWTOR). But here is the my site anyway: http://www.omegacompany.netii.net/

    Thanks.

    #802
    Taracque
    Member

    So you have problems with the input fields (and dropdown boxes)?
    I think the problem is that you have edited the raidplanner.css file. You can make input boxes to inverse (black backgrounded) with:

    .rp_container input, .rp_container select {
    background: black;
    color: white;
    }

    The character editor popup doesn’t load the template css files, so put this into raidplanner.css.
    The other solution is not touching raidplanner.css, but add a white bakcground to popup windows with:

    #sbox-content { background: white; }

    Hopfully this helps you.

    #803
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hi, thanks for all the help.

    I wound up just working around my problem by setting the #sbox-content background color to red. It’s easy enough to read both white and black text.

    Again, thanks for all the help!

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