I have chnaged the backgorund colour on all of my template pages. How do I can the colour of all the pages links generates. Which bit of the code do I change.
Dec 2, 2000, 1:31 AM
Novice (32 posts)
Dec 2, 2000, 1:31 AM
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Hello...
In your template html files you can change the background, link, and visted link colors. In all of your templates use a body statement like this:
Change the color codes to match all of your other pages.
Hopes this helps!
Jeremy Kerr
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http://www.indianawebsites.com
In your template html files you can change the background, link, and visted link colors. In all of your templates use a body statement like this:
Code:
<BODY BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF" LINK="#3366CC" VLINK="#993399">Hopes this helps!
Jeremy Kerr
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http://www.indianawebsites.com
Dec 2, 2000, 2:50 AM
Novice (27 posts)
Dec 2, 2000, 2:50 AM
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I have tried adding the code. Now when I build the pages it prompts me to start downloading. Visit www.showmywebsite.com to see the problem. I have changed the colours of all standard template files. However when I go into a sub-categorie the colour scheme is default. Ho do I change this to the rest of the other pages.
Dec 2, 2000, 8:35 AM
Veteran (17240 posts)
Dec 2, 2000, 8:35 AM
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Did you edit ANYTHING in the nph-build.cgi script? Changing HTML codes within the template files would NOT cause the problem you are having.
AND if you D O W N L O A D the file, then you will see an error message via a text editor when you save the file. So, when you are prompted to download a file, DOWNLOAD it, and then save it, and then open it via a text editor to view the error message.
Regards,
Eliot Lee
AND if you D O W N L O A D the file, then you will see an error message via a text editor when you save the file. So, when you are prompted to download a file, DOWNLOAD it, and then save it, and then open it via a text editor to view the error message.
Regards,
Eliot Lee