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atomicorange
05-01-2003, 07:24 PM
I notice everytime I click inside a field on my order form, it turns yellow. I've searched for this color in the CSS but I cant find it. I just want me form to be all white. How can I change the fields from turning colors?
davidhanson
12-22-2003, 02:37 PM
The previous post is many months old and no answer, and I am having the same problem. Could someone please post the answer to this? I disabled the style sheet and still the form background color turns to yellow when you click in a form field generated by signup.php, so where does this get it's color setting from?
The previous post is many months old and no answer, and I am having the same problem. Could someone please post the answer to this? I disabled the style sheet and still the form background color turns to yellow when you click in a form field generated by signup.php, so where does this get it's color setting from?
hi davidhanson,
i have seen it before, look inside the JavaScript files, it will be one of the settings at very top. check out overlib.js in your CE_FOLDER/JavaScript. after a quick glance, maybe line 74?
if (typeof ol_bgcolor == 'undefined') { var ol_bgcolor = "#333399";}
Thanks,
kmsd
davidhanson
12-26-2003, 03:51 PM
hi davidhanson,
i have seen it before, look inside the JavaScript files, it will be one of the settings at very top. check out overlib.js in your CE_FOLDER/JavaScript. after a quick glance, maybe line 74?
if (typeof ol_bgcolor == 'undefined') { var ol_bgcolor = "#333399";}
Thanks,
kmsd
That was a good try but that wasn't it. The color referenced (#333399) is blue not yellow. The color I want to kill is #FFFFCC. In the Admin is a color selector for tables which does initialize this color in the database but I changed the colors in the Admin and the change is reflected in the database so that can't be it either.
That was a good try but that wasn't it. The color referenced (#333399) is blue not yellow. The color I want to kill is #FFFFCC. In the Admin is a color selector for tables which does initialize this color in the database but I changed the colors in the Admin and the change is reflected in the database so that can't be it either.
Woops! Try this in [CE]/javascript/common.js towards the very top!
//Used for color changes in forms
var highlightcolor="lightYellow";
hope that helps,
kmsd
davidhanson
12-26-2003, 04:21 PM
Yes, that was the problem. I don't know why I didn't see that one...guess I was looking for a hex# for the color. I also must say that I am amazed at how fast you replied to my posts. Thank you very much, kmsd!
HATS OFF TO KMSD!
Yes, that was the problem. I don't know why I didn't see that one...guess I was looking for a hex# for the color. I also must say that I am amazed at how fast you replied to my posts. Thank you very much, kmsd!
HATS OFF TO KMSD! :D ! Very happy I could help you out! :)
mrlarter
12-29-2003, 12:38 AM
glad it is solved. but the yellow can also be caused by if you have google toolbar installed. it has a auto fill feature and changes the forms yellow if ti can fill it with pre entered data you have provided it.
openpacific
01-10-2004, 10:06 PM
Ohhhhhhh... I was just making a form for a site I was designing and when I looked at it in Mozilla it was fine but under IE it had yellow in some of them, and I couldn't figure out why...
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