Monday, November 17, 2008, 1:24:57 AM, Benjamin Massey wrote: > I've set up a wiki for my game's website and done up a semi-custom skin > for it. It works great, except that it's a dark theme with white text on > a black background. There are a few fields where the background has been > set to a light colour and therefore the text doesn't show up at all.
you need to identify these fields or divs (boxes) individually, and set specific css attributes for "color" and/or "background" in your custom skin css file, or, failing that, in a pub/css/local.css file. This last one could be important as some style settings are done by recipe scripts or wiki styles, (http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/WikiStyles) and these may be later done than the skin css settings, and overriding them. The pub/css/local.css file is always the last to be loaded, and anything there will override anything set earlier. One way identify the input fields or divs or other elements is to look at your page's HTML source (in Firefox right-click on page and choose "View page source") and find the element there. Take note of an "id" or "class" name of it or a containing HTML tag, like a span tag or a containing div tag. For instance edithelp is found as a table tag with class "quickref", so setting in your skin css .quickref { color:#fff; } may do the trick ~Hans _______________________________________________ pmwiki-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.pmichaud.com/mailman/listinfo/pmwiki-users
