Reply Page, not Quick Reply

[fairwells]

Hi, I'm using Prized theme for my layout. I'm trying to fix my reply page. The Quick reply form works fine, but when I click reply the colors are the same color as my page background color.

I figured out how to fix the message area color by textarea#commenttext {background-color: #fff;} But how can I change the color for my subject line and put borders and different colors around the buttons?

Any help on this matter would be greatly appreciated. I'm new to dreamwidth and I'm not familiar with DW's functions so that I can apply the correct CSS.

Thank you in advance =)

Comments

[ex_rising236]

Hi -- can you tell me which Prized theme you're using -- on which layout and such, so that I can possibly try and go fix it at some point soon?

Thanks.

Edited to add, I'm not sure about borders/different colours on the buttons, but I am sincerely sorry about the message area colour thing, and that it managed to get past the testing phase of the style.

[fairwells]

Hi, I love your style. I'm using the base style winterfish and it also says for five AM.

When I'm already in comments and hit reply, the quick reply form colors are just fine. But if I'm reading my journal and click reply from an entry the colors are the same as the page background color so it's not defined. I managed to fix the message area color, just don't know the CSS for the Subject line, icons, and buttons. I researched some but couldn't find much. I tried textarea #commentsubject but that didn't work.

Thank you for your help ♥

[ninetydegrees]

I am sincerely sorry about the message area colour thing, and that it managed to get past the testing phase of the style.

Not your fault at all! This is a heavily modified theme. We can't test for that. Textareas in this style use the color of the calendar border, which is usually different from the page background color.

[fairwells]

Thank you for your help. CSS helped solve the issue I love your style and will continue using it. You rock! ♥

[ninetydegrees]

I think this should do the trick for borders:

.page-reply textarea,
.page-reply input,
.page-reply select {
border: 1px solid #FAC0C0;
}

[ninetydegrees]

And here's the code for the subject bkg:

input#subject {
background-color: #FAC0C0;
}

[fairwells]

Thank you, that worked perfectly too. Now my reply page looks as it should. Many thanks, mon amie ♥

[fairwells]

Thank you so much, that worked perfectly. You rock! Thank you Thank you. I really appreciate it ♥