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Can't find where this CSS style is???

justinhowley Member
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I've been going full speed on this clients site http://www.ashleydarryldesigns.com/.

On the Gallery page, http://www.ashleydarryldesigns.com/page/shop, I can't find/figure out the style to change the link color and font, I would like to get rid of the date as well.

Thanks, this forum rocks by the way. Theres not many zenphoto resources I've found so far other than this one.

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  • acrylian Administrator, Developer
    Seriously, how should anyone know the style in your custom css file for your custom theme that defines the link color? To me it seems that is not defined at all.
    Thanks, this forum rocks by the way. Theres not many zenphoto resources I've found so far other than this one.
    Thanks, that's probably because this is the official forum...:-)
  • justinhowley Member
    I just assumed the style was already predetermined in the "default theme". Well yeah it's the official forum, but usually like wordpress theres hundreds of them, not so much for ZP.

    Any idea on the date? I'm basically winging this never used ZP before.
  • acrylian Administrator, Developer
    The default theme does define the `` tag, apparently you do not or not correctly with your custom theme. Sorry you have to figure that out yourself. That is plain HTML and CSS.

    Regarding the forum: Zenphoto is simply not that big as Wordpress.
  • justinhowley Member
    It's not the theme I'm worried about. It's the date, seems thats part of .php and can't find where is is here:

    http://www.ashleydarryldesigns.com/page/shop
  • acrylian Administrator, Developer
    Sorry, missunderstood that. There is an option for the date format.
  • justinhowley Member
    Would that be in the admin? I'm sorry for being such a noob, I usually can figure out by trial and error which I did for the most part, just that one date is driving me crazy! I want no dates at all.
  • sbillard Member
    Yes, it is the date format option. However, I think things have drifted off your original question. Date format means how the date is organized--for instance do you want 12 FEB 2010 or 2/12/10, etc. Things like font size and color are CSS items.

    The best approach to solving these CSS issues is to capture the HTML of the page and look at the HTML tags around the item you want to style. If there are no useful ones you will have to add some tags to your scripts. If there are, then you need to be sure that the CSS properly styles those tags.
  • justinhowley Member
    I got the styles right. I really don't want any dates at all. I've removed the other .php references to dates on other pages, but cannot find how to get rid of this last one here http://www.ashleydarryldesigns.com/page/shop
  • acrylian Administrator, Developer
    You probably have to look on a theme page called "shop" however that is setup (as this is clearly a custom none standard page)
  • justinhowley Member
    Yes I did check it. The Shop page when you view source, this is the culprit "<small><span class="zp_uneditable zp_uneditable_album_date">01/27/2010</span> </small>".

    Only thing is when it's open for edit, that code is not on the .php file.

    This isn't a custom theme, it's a heavy modded default theme.
  • acrylian Administrator, Developer
    This isn't a custom theme, it's a heavy modded default theme.
    That is what makes it a custom theme... No theme has a shop.php page..

    Well, the date must come from somewhere and is not related to that ``. That the class is not on the page is because that is one of the classes used to enable inline editing on the theme itself.
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