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  • edd Friend
    #204961

    Hi there,

    On the “More News” module I would like the category colors to always display instead of only when the mouse over.
    I’m thinking on the “hover value”, but dont know where can exactly is located, or if even adding a special code to the custom.css

    Please take a look to the attachement to see what I need:

    Thanks a lot for help


    1. pantall-categ
    edd Friend
    #564430

    Hi there
    somebody has any idea?

    Saguaros Moderator
    #564516

    Hi Edd,

    if you use editor like Firebug in Firefox or Inspect Element in Chrome, you can easily see that in this template css file: /templates/ja_teline_v/css/template.css, look for the css style when hovering the category name for each color:


    .category-name.cat-blue a:hover,
    .category-name.cat-blue a:focus,
    .category-name.cat-blue a:active {
    background-color: #0077bb;
    border-color: #0077bb;
    }

    .category-name.cat-green a:hover,
    .category-name.cat-green a:focus,
    .category-name.cat-green a:active {
    background-color: #669900;
    border-color: #669900;
    }
    .category-name.cat-violet a:hover,
    .category-name.cat-violet a:focus,
    .category-name.cat-violet a:active {
    background-color: #bf5fff;
    border-color: #bf5fff;
    }
    ..................................................

    For each color, you can add style for the <a> link without ‘hover, focus, active’ i.e:


    .category-name.cat-blue a {
    background-color: #0077bb;
    border-color: #0077bb;
    }

    .category-name.cat-green a {
    background-color: #669900;
    border-color: #669900;
    }
    ,.......................

    The same with other color

    P/s: you can add this style into /templates/ja_teline_v/css/custom.css file which will keep your custom css code when you update template.

    edd Friend
    #564524

    Hi Saguaros,

    thanks for your reply, so if I understand: I just need to add only this code:

    .category-name.cat-blue a {
    background-color: #0077bb
    border-color: #0077bb
    }

    .category-name.cat-green a {
    background-color: #669900
    border-color: #669900
    }

    and so on for each color…

    to the custom.css ?

    Saguaros Moderator
    #564529

    Yes, and remember to add semicolon after the color code.

    edd Friend
    #564532

    <em>@Saguaros 465346 wrote:</em><blockquote>Yes, and remember to add semicolon after the color code.</blockquote>

    😮
    what u mean?
    sorry I didnt catch :-[

    Saguaros Moderator
    #564534

    It should be like this: http://prntscr.com/6l3fbw

    instead of: http://prntscr.com/6l3fi1

    This happens when you copy/paste the code.

    edd Friend
    #564538

    :-[ oh sure: “semicolon”

    I will test and I will let you know 🙂

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