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October 31, 2008 6:38 PM Subscribe
I have a question on how to change the CSS and other formatting of a web page that I don't know the location of. Warning, we are talking more drupal! Screenshot inside...
I am running drupal 6.1, and the modules related to this question are TinyMCE with the IMCE browser. Everything works properly! Woohoo, except, I would like to make a few formatting and display changes to the image browser (what I will refer to as the "blue background")
Once the image browswer opens, it takes the CSS from my blue theme, which I do not want. All I want is a grey backround. I would also like the new window to have scroll bars, and for some text to be removed --> see the screenshot.
Basically, I don't know the location of the "blue screen" you see in the following screenshot - this is what prevents me from editing it.
What are your thoughts or suggestions?
The screenshot is here
I am running drupal 6.1, and the modules related to this question are TinyMCE with the IMCE browser. Everything works properly! Woohoo, except, I would like to make a few formatting and display changes to the image browser (what I will refer to as the "blue background")
Once the image browswer opens, it takes the CSS from my blue theme, which I do not want. All I want is a grey backround. I would also like the new window to have scroll bars, and for some text to be removed --> see the screenshot.
Basically, I don't know the location of the "blue screen" you see in the following screenshot - this is what prevents me from editing it.
What are your thoughts or suggestions?
The screenshot is here
Are you saying that you don't know the location of the page or is this more of a templating issue and you don't know the name of an included module?
posted by mandal at 4:14 AM on November 1, 2008
posted by mandal at 4:14 AM on November 1, 2008
Oops, you said 6.1. Then it should be sites/all/modules/imce/css/imce-content.css
posted by bricoleur at 1:34 PM on November 6, 2008
posted by bricoleur at 1:34 PM on November 6, 2008
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To find the location of a page in Firefox, right-click and select "View Page Info".
To help narrow down where things are in the DOM, install the Web Developer Toolbar, then choose CSS > View Style Information (default key binding = Ctrl-Shift-Y I think) then hover the cursor over whatever you want to change the CSS for.
posted by rjt at 6:51 PM on October 31, 2008