Hi Daniel,
Your probably best off having a quick read up on css (there's some good
tutorials at http://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp for example)
Additionally, I personally wouldn't touch the styling from the back end (i.e
i wouldn't modify opac.css). Although it can be done that way, when you come
to an upgrade you'll have to re-apply those changes as this is a "system"
file. Rather, I'd add a few specific CSS rules to the OPACUserCSS box
under
Home › Administration › System Preferences
It's located within the OPAC tab.
A quick and dirty guide would be:
1. Use an element inspector (I like the default one inside the chrome
browser) to work out what the ID/Class of the element you want to change.
2. Create a new rule for said element within OPACUserCSS
3. Refresh the OPAC and see what you think.
4. Iterate until happy.
Example; To change the colour of "Search" you need a rule like:
#opac-main-search label {
color: CC3366 ;
}
This would make the "Search" text a gastly pink color (Color codes are
available http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_colors.asp)
Martin
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Martin Renvoize
Software Developer, PTFS Europe Ltd
Content Management and Library Solutions
martin.renvo...@ptfs-europe.com
skype: Martin Renvoize
http://www.ptfs-europe.com
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