I'm using a heavily modified version of the newbury theme (awesome theme to work with) but I've just noticed that "hidden" items in a course are not "greyed" out like in the Standard Moodle theme. This is something that my professors really miss but I don't see how to "fix" it in this theme. I can't seem to find the styles that control that - can anyone offer any guidance?
thanks
we had the same issue today 
i used firebug (an addon to firefox) to pin point the specific element in the page that needs to be changed. ( it even shows you the exact file name and line number on the server)
and i think it is a combination of several elements so i added (at the end of the file styles_color.css)
change #C6BDA8 to any color you like:
http://www.free-webmaster-tools.com/colorpicker.htm
i used firebug (an addon to firefox) to pin point the specific element in the page that needs to be changed. ( it even shows you the exact file name and line number on the server)
and i think it is a combination of several elements so i added (at the end of the file styles_color.css)
#course-view .section.hidden .content, #course-view .section.hidden .side {
border-color:#C6BDA8;
}
change #C6BDA8 to any color you like:
http://www.free-webmaster-tools.com/colorpicker.htm
just found out that on another theme (formal-white) that makes the border of a disabled (gray) section display in dashed border line which works fine on firefox does not show on any IE
see reference to that : http://reference.sitepoint.com/css/border-style
making CSS work seems like an art.
i use firefox' addon for firebug called CodeBurner to find out which CSS or HTML element works
for which browser and browser's version. by right clicking it. i recommend you try it too
see reference to that : http://reference.sitepoint.com/css/border-style
making CSS work seems like an art.
i use firefox' addon for firebug called CodeBurner to find out which CSS or HTML element works
for which browser and browser's version. by right clicking it. i recommend you try it too
Kent,
Try adding and/or modifying the following to your css and see if that doesn't fix it...
a.dimmed:link,
a.dimmed:visited {
color:#AAAAAA;
}
The Firebug or Web Developer extension for Firefox really makes a huge difference.
From: http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=101535#p459348
Try adding and/or modifying the following to your css and see if that doesn't fix it...
a.dimmed:link,
a.dimmed:visited {
color:#AAAAAA;
}
The Firebug or Web Developer extension for Firefox really makes a huge difference.
From: http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=101535#p459348
