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What css file are the "speaker" attributes in?

Mike Miller
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30 Aug 2011 22:12 #997 by Mike Miller

What css file are the "speaker" attributes in? was created by Mike Miller

Hi I wanted to change the speaker name color on the frontside of sermon speaker in list view. Does anyone know where I can find that?

Thanks!

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Andrei Chernyshev
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30 Aug 2011 22:17 #998 by Andrei Chernyshev

Replied by Andrei Chernyshev on topic Re: What css file are the "speaker" attributes in?

I'd change this in side your template that way when you update sermon speaker you will not overwrite changes. i'd place something like

Code:

.ss-speakers-container h3
{
 color:#000;
}

into the templates.css file all the way at the bottom.

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Mike Miller
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30 Aug 2011 23:49 #999 by Mike Miller

Replied by Mike Miller on topic Re: What css file are the "speaker" attributes in?

Thank you so much for your response! So would this be the css file for my site template or the css file for my sermon speaker? if it is the css file for sermon speaker do you know where that is located? If it is the template for my site wouldn't I need to add this to the template.css file for all the browsers? Thanks again!

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31 Aug 2011 08:03 #1003 by Thomas Hunziker

Replied by Thomas Hunziker on topic Re: What css file are the "speaker" attributes in?

It would go into the CSS file of your site template, not the one for SermonSpeaker.
The one for SermonSpeaker will be overwritten with every upgrade you make. The template one generally stays untouched. Also the template one is loaded last and will overwrite all formatting in the SermonSpeaker css file.

Also please have a look at the FAQ post here:
www.sermonspeaker.net/faq/3-how-do-i-cha...-of-the-speaker.html

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