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How to a change the discussionexcerpt2 text to #70727C ? Please.

Douglas_ThorDouglas_Thor New
edited November 2011 in Vanilla 2.0 - 2.8

Sorry to bother you folks, but i having trouble figuring out how to change the discussionexcerpt2 text to a grey color (#70727C)

This plugin doesnt seem to have a CSS file, and im not educated enough in CSS or PHP to figure out how to change it.

As it is now being black font, it makes it hard to read with my theme.
Can someone please help me real quick?

-Doug

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    422422 Developer MVP
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    Why not make a class in css if it isnt already there.

    .DiscussionExcerpt2 {color:#70727c;}

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    422422 Developer MVP
    Send me link and i will give you the code

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    Douglas_ThorDouglas_Thor New
    edited November 2011
    Nevermind I figured it out on my own. :)

    I added:
    style="color: #70727C;"

    to this line(new code included): 
    echo '<div class="DiscussionExcerpt2" style="color: #70727C;">' . implode(' ', array_slice($words, 0, $Number_of_words)) . ' ...</div>';
    Maybe this will help someone in the future.
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    422422 Developer MVP
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    Why not make a class in css if it isnt already there.

    .DiscussionExcerpt2 {color:#70727c;}

    There was an error rendering this rich post.

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    clethrillclethrill ✭✭
    422's way would of been much easier :D and more easily changeable later on.
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    Douglas_ThorDouglas_Thor New
    Im still too new at php and css to figure that out. but you're right it would have been a smarter move to just add css. i ended up having to edit a second line to avoid reverting back to the original color if the post didnt have enough words in it.

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