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Help with custom stylesheet (Authorization table font color)

Daniel Faust
Level 1
Level 1

I have been able override the CSS using the custom.css, with the exception of hte Authorizaton Table font colors. enclosed is an image of what I want to change.

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Daniel Faust
Level 1
Level 1

Sorry Its been a while since I posted here...

Sever = Websphere 6.1
DB = Oracle 10g
Version = 2008.3  SP7
Browser = ie6&8

Hi Daniel,

A great way of checking exactly what the element is by using Google Chrome, log onto RequestCenter and right click on the what you want to change and click on "Inspect Element". This will launch the Google Developer Tools and show where in the css this is taken effect. Based on you screenshot the below code should work  in your css. Just make sure you test your changes back in IE as Google Chrome renders pages differently.

The below code should work and make the colour black..

 

thead
{
 background-color: black;
}

thead

{

background-color: black;

}

Daniel Faust
Level 1
Level 1

Thanks Craig:

This is good information. Unfortunately the style does not work.  Several newScale engineers have tried suggestions to change this but it appears to be hardcoded white.

If you can get it to work with some other class, please  let me know.

Thank you
Daniel

Chris Morris
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Have you tried this one?

TABLE.halfgrid THEAD TH TABLE THEAD TH
{
 color: #000000;
}

If it gets overridden by the common.css, then this could work.

TABLE.halfgrid THEAD TH TABLE THEAD TH
{
 color: #000000 !important;
}

That's all I've got for you.  Good luck.

Daniel Faust
Level 1
Level 1

Still no luck, I even changed the color of a button to make sure that the CSS was taking effect.
the TEXT keeps comming back as white on these tables.

I am using 2008.3 sp7

Thank you
Daniel

Chris Morris
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Apparently this tag can't be overridden, or I just haven't spent enough time on it to work it out.

In refactor/common/css/common.css, you'll find this code:

table.halfGrid thead th table thead th,
table.fullGrid thead th table thead th,
table.footGrid thead th table thead th,
table.taskGrid thead th table thead th,
table.noGrid   thead th table thead th,
table.dProcess thead th table thead th
{
  height:           18px;
  background: transparent;
  text-align:       left;
  font-weight:      bold;
  font-size:      8.3pt;
  color:         #fff;
}

Change the color there and it will change it in those headers.  Why we can't change it in custom.css yet, I don't know.

Daniel Faust
Level 1
Level 1

Thank you...

That worked perfectly... 
I noted it as a customization on my build.

Support told me that they only have the CSS coded for up to level 2 navigation.
apparently this is considered level 3

In order to get that added to the custom style sheets... several customers have to request an enhancement.

Thanks again
Daniel

Chris Morris
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Personally, I feel that everything should be added to custom style sheets, whether it's level 2, 3, 4, or 1000.

Ant Erickson
Level 1
Level 1

Hi all,

There's also a spot in ServiceManager this is missed in the stylesheet (for when multiple tasks are opened);

RequestCenter.war\refactor\common\layouts\rcs_sm_level3nav.jsp

Thanks,

Ant

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