.textCtrl:-moz-placeholder {
color: #A0A0A0;
font-style: italic;
}
Sorry had to watch the end of the game...
Yep, it appears that's a style property. Did not know that!
It can be changed in the Forms style property group. See below:
View attachment 22385
It's working for me on 1.1 changing that property. You sure you're changing the property on the theme you're viewing?
.textCtrl.prompt
{
{xen:property formElementPrompt}
}
.textCtrl:-moz-placeholder
{
/* needs to be in its own rule due to weird selector */
{xen:property formElementPrompt}
}
.textCtrl::-webkit-input-placeholder
{
/* needs to be in its own rule due to weird selector */
{xen:property formElementPrompt}
.textCtrl:-moz-placeholder {
color: #ff0000 !important;
}
you where on the right track with the original css. I've just woken up so not too sure whether that was the response you wanted or whether this solution was what you needed.
here it is you forgot !important
Code:.textCtrl:-moz-placeholder { color: #ff0000 !important; }
There's also a Style Property for it: Forms -> Text Control Placeholder Text as posted earlier.
Either one of those works for me.
The issue is she's using Opera on an older laptop (Opera scales its resources based on what a machine has available), and the last two declarations are browser specific.There's also a Style Property for it: Forms -> Text Control Placeholder Text as posted earlier.
Either one of those works for me.
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