Change color of "joomla professional work" text?

Is there a way for me to change the colour of the "joomla professional work", text that appears at the bottom of every form?

I'm aware that I need to get a license to get rid of it but I'm not trying to do that. I just need to change it to fit my site's colour scheme.

I thought the byline of the license ad said something like:

However, in order to allow everybody to still use the component and even get out of this, the link is inside a div with class : chronoform , use this to hide the link by using different colors or whatever if you really can't pay


Keeping it real, I really can't pay. Not now anyway.
So how do I change the colour?

in your CSS:

.chronoform{
color:#fff;
}

Cheers
Max

That didn't change a thing.

I think my chronoforms is broken . I put the following at the top of the form code window

<style type="text/css">
div.chronoform{
color:#fff;
}
</style>

and this

<style type="text/css">
.chronoform{
color:#fff;
}
</style>

nothing changed. Between this and the fact that I cannot encrypt data. Something is seriously wrong.

try to put this css in the template css!

let me know!

Max

Im having the same problem.

When i added the code to my template css nothing happened.

The text color copies the default links color of my template. Which means i cant change the default since it will render some of my links invisible.

Any help wodl be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Hi strumsteel,

Sorry I don't understand how that could affect the default link color of your template.

What exactly are you adding where?

Bob

Sir,

I have already added the code to my template CSS but still doenst work.

Here is an example.
http://wahanavisi.wvasiapacific.org/index.php?option=com_chronocontact&chronoformname=contact_us

My site has default links, a. hover a. visited, etc. I think when i edit them into white the "joomla professional work" text turns into white.

Are they suppposed to be linked?

Can you help me?

Thanks in advance.

Hi strumsteel,

this is fully dependent on your site template code and CSS, please get firefox with firebug and play with the links css to see which class will change it, you need to test it because I'm not a CSS expert and can't tell from the first look which class combination will do it at your site!

Regards
Max

Hi strumsteel,

I see that you've fixed the problem with 'Joomla professional work'.

Part of your problem is that your site is loading the file template_css.css twice.

<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="templates/wvi_tabbed_template/css/template_css.css">
. . .
<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="http://wahanavisi.wvasiapacific.org/templates/wvi_tabbed_template/css/template_css.css">

Bob

I see that you've fixed the problem with 'Joomla professional work'.

Hi!
Do you know, how did he fix this problem?
Thanks.

in your CSS:

.chronoform{
color:#fff;
}

The reason the code above does not work for anyone is because the "Joomla Professional Work" link is not regular text, it's a hyperlink. Therefore, you need to put the "a" in the CSS, like this:

.chronoform a{
color:#fff;
}

But I do want to note that I'm going to put a credit and link to this site in the "About this website" page on my website. Thanks for your cool form feature.

.chronoform{
color:#fff;
}

Hi!
For me it worked like this:

div.chronoform a{
color:#fff;
}

I put it in my site template. Hope this helps!

The reason the code above does not work for anyone is because the "Joomla Professional Work" link is not regular text, it's a hyperlink. Therefore, you need to put the "a" in the CSS, like this:

.chronoform a{
color:#fff;
}

Hi, this worked for me before, but when I use this code for another joomla site, it does not work... Am I missing something??
I've added the code above in template.css and as a trial, when I add "font size: 12px;" instead of color, it works fine. Why is this??

Thanks for any advice.

I think may be you have a default color set for any anchor tags in your template css, try this:

.chronoform a{
color:#fff;important!
}

Admin, thanks for your reply.
But I'm afraid nothing changes...😟

oh, it should be :

color:#fff;!important;

Max

Thanks Max😀
Although, the following code worked for me.

.chronoform a {color:#fff !important;}

The colon after the color code was unnecessary for some reason.

great, I'm not very good in CSS😉

Hi,
So which of the many css files in CF includes the chronoform class??
I can't find it anywhere.
Thanks,

- Vince

Hi Vince,

not in any place, you may add it to one of them or your template css for example!

Regards
Max

I added it to my forms.css
Thank you very much.

- Vince

Where is the forms.css file? I do not have one. I don't have a template.css file either??

Any help would be apprecaited

Hi w59cb83x,

I think jvince is using his own forms.css file.

You almost certainly do have a template.css file in your site templates folder.

Bob

Oh, ok I got ya. I figured it out. And yes, of course I have a template.css. I thought there was a template.css file for the forms. My mistake. Thanks.