Edit rules & polices

[bucks]

Im looking to edit the text for "rules & policies" when a new user is registering.

Where can i edit this and also i was messing around with the colours in the stylesheet and i seem to have changed the colour of the text, where can i change the colour back to black writing.

Cheers.

[Chuck S]

You can edit the stylesheet under admin => edit stylesheets. You can edit the registration text under admin => edit language strings and search for the string text you want.

[bucks]

Ok ive changed the rules and policies.

What is the exact name within the stylesheet for the text colour for rules and policies ?

[Chuck S]

Possibly tdbackground and medium are the classes used.

[bucks]

Tried editing both of those but all i could change was the heading and the page background, below is the page in question, if you highlight within the box you will see the text;

ModifiedCars.ie || Advertise your Modified Car for FREE!! - Registration

[bucks]

Tried editing both of those but all i could change was the heading and the page background, below is the page in question, if you highlight within the box you will see the text;

ModifiedCars.ie || Advertise your Modified Car for FREE!! - Registration

[Chuck S]

http://modifiedcars.ie/stylesheets/default.css

well I beleive its probally the css you added to our default stylesheet

we correctly load proper css values somewhere your setting text to white on a white background

try remove your css declarations and see if the issue clears up.

[digifusion]

Chuck. I have also made some changes to the 'rules and policies' part of the 'language' file, and noticed that when viewed in Firefox there are no line breaks, and everything displays as a single paragraph. Everything looks fine in Internet Explorer, with a line break between each 'rule'. Any suggestions on what might be causing the Firefox problem?

Phil

[Chuck S]

did you make sure you had line breaks etc when you input changed things?

[digifusion]

Chuck, I put </br></br> at the end of each line, should that be sufficient to cause a line break?

[Chuck S]

that should be printed as html breaks sure.