almulder Posted June 29, 2005 Posted June 29, 2005 Where is the "EXIT" text located. I want to edit it, but I must be overlooking it. I ahve loaded all the files into a text editor and did a search for "EXIT" and could not seem to locate the corret one.Can you help!Sorry I cant find it. I sweer I ahve done it before.
lionhrt Posted June 29, 2005 Posted June 29, 2005 (edited) Can you explain a lil of what you are trying to do. You want to edit it. But what do you want to edit the image or the text lable?As for the exit button, you can modify it via your themes folder exit.gif or edit your wpi.htm in your themes folder. Found this, but not sure what your asking for so i will post this here:<tr> <td colspan="2" bgcolor="#1b1e27" height="10%"> <!-- The exit button. --> <a href="" onMouseDown="document.exitbutton.src='./themes/Default/exitdown.gif';" onMouseOver="document.exitbutton.src='./themes/Default/exitover.gif';stm(getText(ttExit),Style[0]);" onMouseOut="document.exitbutton.src='./themes/Default/exit.gif'; htm()"> <img src="./themes/Default/exit.gif" align="absmiddle" class="mainbtn" border="0" name="exitbutton" onClick="onExit()"> </img> <font class="side" onClick="onExit()"><b><script>document.write(getText(lblExit));</script></b></font></a> </td></tr> Edited June 29, 2005 by lionhrt
almulder Posted June 29, 2005 Author Posted June 29, 2005 Sorry! I am trying to edit the text. Like font and color.
blinkdt Posted June 29, 2005 Posted June 29, 2005 (edited) Looks like you need to edit the ".side" class in the wpi.css file found in the Themes-->Default directory. You can specify the size, color, font, etc. Trouble is, the changes will be applied to all button labels unless you create a new class specifically for the "Exit" text.From the code block posted by lionhrt above, taken from wpi.htm, this line defines the text: <font class="side" onClick="onExit()"><b><script>document.write(getText(lblExit));</script></b></font>You could change that to:<font class="exit" onClick="onExit()"><b><script>document.write(getText(lblExit));</script></b></font>...and then add a new ".exit" class to the CSS file.Hope this helps. Edited June 30, 2005 by blinkdt
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