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PlatformPro - Color of text in Leave a Reply window + more

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jonroemer

I'm working on my first PlatformPro theme - switching over my blog. I"m making a darker version to highlight my photos. Questions: -How do I control the color of the text that gets entered into the Leave a Reply window? The box is a darker color tone and the text is showing up as black so it's nearly illegible. -Related question -> with this setup in single post viewing the prev. and next bar appears above the post. In that bar the prev. and next icons are looking pretty crappy against the dark bar. How do I fix this? Is there a color option or are those *.png files? -Third question -> the Text Link Color controls all of the text links (post, widgets, etc.)Is there a way to control the widget link colors (link and hover) separate from the post body. Site is: http://www.jonroemer.com/blog/

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jonroemer

One follow-up in reference to the first issue (color of Leave a Reply text) this applies to all of the Leave a Reply entry windows (name, email, url, etc.)

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cmunns

Add this to your CSS file `input {color:#FFF;}`

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jonroemer

Adam - I tried adding that line to the Custom Code/CSS rules window and it doesn't work. Do I need more to add it there? Before and after tags? Does it go in the body tag that is in the CSS window or does it need something different before and after? Comments tag or something? I tried clearing that window and only adding the code you wrote, I tried it in the body tag, and before and after the tag. None of the options work. If I have to edit the CSS file... do I edit the one in the PlatformPro folder or the one in the PlatformBase folder? Thanks.

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jonroemer

Alright, I got it on my own. The CSS Rules window needs to have this added: #commentform textarea { height: 140px; width: 95%; color: #fff; } And then change the #fff if you want a didn't color. I'll dig around and then re-post the other two questions separately if needed.

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