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Change the link colour in K2 content module.
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13 years 7 months ago #100000
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Change the link colour in K2 content module. was created by afg
hi, my problem is the link colour inside the module. I want to completely get rid of the color inside the module and just want plain black text colour and white background.
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13 years 7 months ago #100001
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Replied by Simon Wells on topic Change the link colour in K2 content module.
Can you send me a link or tell me which module your using as I cant tell if that comments or items.I can then give you an exact answer to that.
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13 years 7 months ago #100002
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Replied by afg on topic Change the link colour in K2 content module.
The module is called " K2 content module". It was under modules and its the module where you can view your articles by popularity etc..
Simon Wells (K2 Support) said:
Can you send me a link or tell me which module your using as I cant tell if that comments or items.I can then give you an exact answer to that.
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Simon Wells (K2 Support) said:
Can you send me a link or tell me which module your using as I cant tell if that comments or items.I can then give you an exact answer to that.
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13 years 7 months ago #100003
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Replied by Simon Wells on topic Change the link colour in K2 content module.
Hi Jim, sorry I am on the road travelling.
I suggest that you use firebug for FireFox or use Google Chrome.
You can then right click on the text and select inspect from the POP up.
This will then tell you the class that is used to control the color. Look for something with an a class.
It is also possible to disable or change the colour to verify.
It will also be possible to hover over the results that show the css file name, which should be k2.css, to get its location and it will tell you the line number in the file.
This is exactly what I do when I can't remember the correct class.
Hope that helps.
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I suggest that you use firebug for FireFox or use Google Chrome.
You can then right click on the text and select inspect from the POP up.
This will then tell you the class that is used to control the color. Look for something with an a class.
It is also possible to disable or change the colour to verify.
It will also be possible to hover over the results that show the css file name, which should be k2.css, to get its location and it will tell you the line number in the file.
This is exactly what I do when I can't remember the correct class.
Hope that helps.
Simon
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