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[Solved] Custom coloring for questions?

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I just noticed that when my mouse passes over the Moo FAQ questions that they change from red to black and then stay that way rather than returning to the original red.

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How can correct this?



Post edited by: jmaxpro, at: 2007/08/08 18:11<br><br>Post edited by: jmaxpro, at: 2007/08/11 00:27
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I just checked in mac firefox and it seems ok.



Links are black and change to red on hover. Background is grey and goes beige on hover and red bg when active.



The settings for this are in the moo_faq.js file ...



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Just tried it in both IE & Firefox (my browser of choice) and nothing has changed.



What I see is:



When first open the menu (click on another menu then back to Bash FAQ) links are red with no background.



When moused over text turns dark red with tan background.



When mouse off text turns black with grey background.



Click question and text turns tan with red background.



Click off question and text turns back to black with grey background.



* My preference would be that when clicking off or following a mouse over that the text turns back to red with no background highlighting.



Post edited by: jmaxpro, at: 2007/08/07 23:19<br><br>Post edited by: jmaxpro, at: 2007/08/07 23:20
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You can change this by opening the moo_faq.js file and editing out the colours for the background.



Change the #f2f2f2 to #fff to change grey to white.



[code:1]This line is for the red: 'color': '#9e3434', is for the red

This line is for the black: 'color': '#2f3d31'[/code:1]



Just change the colours around to get the combo you are after.



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