I forgot to ask one of my ex-staff member before they left the organisation, how they managed to get a "white text" in the quicklinks using the parse, css, files for version 2 of the templates for one of our existing clients.
Basically we are trying to apply the new template version 3 and we are stuck in producing the same "white text" in the quicklinks area, using the new parse files as well as linking there old css files.
Well I have two images
Oldversion
newversion,struggling with
We might be doing something very silly somewhere. :lol:’ /> Help would be create. Thank you <img src=‘http://forums.matrix.squiz.net/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/rolleyes.gif’ class=‘bbc_emoticon’ alt=’:rolleyes:
There is absolutely no way for us to solve this unless we can see the source HTML for both, along with the associated CSS for both. Alternatively, you may want to check with whomever created the design to see if they can assist you.
We finally decided to hard code the font colour tag into that standard page as it was a raw html design page. It works perfectly. :rolleyes:’ /> Our silly mistake of not picking this up at the very early stages. <img src=‘http://forums.matrix.squiz.net/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/cool.gif’ class=‘bbc_emoticon’ alt='B)
[quote]We finally decided to hard code the font colour tag into that standard page as it was a raw html design page.
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Remember that <font> tags are deprecated. If you’re trying to maintain XHTML or WCAG Accessibility standards, you may have broken them on that page.
[quote]Remember that <font> tags are deprecated. If you’re trying to maintain XHTML or WCAG Accessibility standards, you may have broken them on that page.
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Thank you Avi for that. After going through many css files we found the one where to just alert the colour instead of the <font> tag. It is working beautifully now. B)
