I am having trouble finding out which class controls the inner text color in regards to Document Libraries on the portal. Does anyone know which ones to edit?
Not following what you mean by “inner text color”. Can you attach a screenshot with what you need circled or highlighted?
If you go here http://james.milne.com/SPSkin/ ... you should be ableto find a solution.
It is the line item text and hyperlinks in the libraries.
Sorry…I tried there already, but it didn’t help.
Take a look at msdn.microsoft.com/.../...plyingCorporateBrand.aspAlso you can get TopStyle Lite and view your sps.css using that.Try this and uncheck the Visible on Page under Layout and it will only show when in the Design this Page mode.<!-- Paste this into Content Editor Web Part with Source Editor to show css class of hovered areas --><script language="jscript">function IDInfo(){ if (window.event.srcElement.tagName != null) { ststag.innerText = "<" + window.event.srcElement.tagName + ">"; } else { ststag.innerText = ""; } if (window.event.srcElement.id != null) { stsid.innerText = window.event.srcElement.id; } else { stsid.innerText = ""; } if (window.event.srcElement.name != null) { stsname.innerText = window.event.srcElement.name; } else { stsname.innerText = ""; } if (window.event.srcElement != null) { var currElem = window.event.srcElement; var classTree = ''; do { if (currElem.className != null && currElem.className != '') { if (classTree != '') { classTree = currElem.className + "->" + classTree; } else { classTree = currElem.className; } } currElem = currElem.parentElement; } while (currElem != null); stsclass.innerText = classTree; } else { stsclass.innerText = ""; }}window.document.body.onmouseover = IDInfo;</script><div style="border-style:solid;border-width:1px; width: 350px; height: 34px; position: absolute; left: 250px; top: 410px; z-index:15; padding-left:4px; padding-right:4px; padding-top:2px; padding-bottom:2px; background-color:#EEEEF4"><p id="ststagtitle"><font face="Tahoma" id="ststagtitle">Tag: </font><font face="Tahoma"id="ststag"> </font></p><p id="stsidtitle"><font face="Tahoma" id="stsidtitle">ID: </font><font face="Tahoma"id="stsid"> </font></p><p id="stsnametitle"><font face="Tahoma" id="stsnametitle">Name: </font><font face="Tahoma"id="stsname"> </font></p><p id="stsclasstitle"><font face="Tahoma" id="stsclasstitle">Class: </font><font face="Tahoma"id="stsclass"> </font></p></div>
Whoops, forgot to add that it is in OWS.CSS.
.ms-vb, .ms-vb2, .ms-GRFont, .ms-vb-user{ font-family: verdana; font-size: .68em; vertical-align: top; padding-right:; }This style rule effects more than just the library, so don’t make it a color you only want applied to document libraries.
Or you can use IE Developer Toolbar (www.microsoft.com/.../details.aspx).Highlight what you need on the site, right click and select View Partial Source. Search for an easy recognizable term, in this case I used “Gallery” and read the styles from there.
I got it changed. The page doesn’t reference the custom stylesheet, but for some reason it is using the styles anyway