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I cannot locate where I change the title of the following gallery from the current blue to black. Also I would like to change the description at the base of each image from blue to black. I have amended Mike's CSS (hopefully that's fine with Mike!!) as I wanted the earth colours of the aboriginal folk. Also, how do I centre the title of the gallery.

http://www.pbase.com/sheila/aboriginali ... _australia

Any assistance would be gratefully received!

Cheers
Sheila

Hi,

PBase default style for gallery title is «h2». So to update the color and the alignment of your gallery you have to update that style with the desired values. For your gallery here are the fields to update:

Code: Select all

h2
{
   text-align: right;
   background: navy;
   color: Yellow;
}


Hope this will help[/code]

Thanks Nacef. That worked fine.

Cheers
Sheila

Sheila, the title and location of the individual images are not centered for Mozilla and Opera browsers. I don't know why it is for MSIE and not for the others, but I stopped questioning Microsoft long ago.

Change the H3 code for width from 'width: 400px;' to 'width: 100%;' to fix.

I don't think that this change will adversely affect the page, but I can not make any guarantees.

Mike Kelly
Houston, Texas

Hi Mike

I changed H3 as suggested but what this does (and its no real problem) is that the black border to the title of the image now spreads right across the page. How does the change look in Mozilla (sounds like something out of a horror movie!)? I also tried to change the size of the image title text from 10px to 5px but it did not reduce the size of the text? Any ideas?

Cheers and thanks for your help with this.
Sheila

The artist on this page http://www.pbase.com/sheila/aboriginali ... _australia looks the same with both browsers.

Mike Kelly

Thanks Mike.
Sheila

Forgive me I am new. Just one question.... Where do you put the codes to change your pages? I just dont know where to put them??

At the bottom of each Color Chart there is a 'Next' to click on to get more Color Codes.

http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_colors.asp

When inserting a color code in the box on your Edit page be sure and include the '#' symbol in front of the Letters/Numbers in the box, i.e., #00FF00