XF 1.1 Where do I find the .css template for this?

[Enitoni]

I cannot find the .css template for this piece. It's the thing on top and bottom of threads that have been locked.

 

[AndyB]

Can I add this to EXTRA.css ?

Yes. You should put all custom CSS code into EXTRA.css. That way you can easily find your custom CSS in one place.

 

[Enitoni]

I just added that code, And that changes the colour to the subforums. I want to change the colours of the actual threads when they are read.

 

[TPerry]

Can I add this to EXTRA.css ?

EDIT: Also, I just added that code, And that changes the colour to the subforums. I want to change the colours of the actual threads when they are read.

Change your normal text for that area to whatever color you want and then use

.discussionListItems .unread .title a {
color:white;
}

to do the unread.

 

[Enitoni]

Change your normal text for that area to whatever color you want and then use

.discussionListItems .unread .title a {
color:white;
}

to do the unread.

That did not work.
The thread titles are still teal when read.

 

[Jeremy]

.discussionListItems .unreadLink {
  color: white !important;
}

Should work.

 

[Enitoni]

Well, You see, I want to change the colours of them when they are read. Not unread.

 

[Jeremy]

Change the default colors to what you want it to be when read, then style the unread ones differently. The software only adds classes on unread statuses.

 

[Enitoni]

And, How do I do that? xD

 

[Enitoni]

Nevermind, I found the coding in xenforo.css. I think it's a bit dumb how I can't change the discussion list individually. But oh well.

 

[Paul B]

This works for me:

.discussionListItem .title a {
color: red;
}

.discussionListItems .unread .title a {
color: green;
}

 

[TPerry]

Nevermind, I found the coding in xenforo.css. I think it's a bit dumb how I can't change the discussion list individually. But oh well.

Are you using a custom style? If so, it may be defined in a custom CSS (and using the !important tag) and if so, you will need to find it there. The code provided by @Brogan (and the unread one I did above which is identical) should work - as they work on all 3 of my forums that I have.

 

[Enitoni]

Well, I didn't realise that you shouldn't change the templates and instead add to extra.css but, It works for me now so.

 

[Paul B]

There is no rule which states you shouldn't edit the css templates.

Either or is perfectly acceptable.

 

[TPerry]

Well, I didn't realise that you shouldn't change the templates and instead add to extra.css but, It works for me now so.

As @Brogan said, either is acceptable. I prefer using the EXTRA.css so that I can make other styles and copy the EXTRA.css info over and not have to worry about modifying the templates for each one.