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kq76 · 12-19-2003, 11:22 PM

To easily identify what code in the styles.css file refers to what colors in the reports, I suggest downloading a free color identifier program like color selector (google it). You then use that program to identify the screen colors of different parts of the report and the program spits out the html code of that color. Then in the css file you search for that html color code and replace it with whatever color you want.

If someone ever does a legend of the codes in the css file, that would be something great to have. Hopefully the OOTP people will do a better job of identifying them in the css code for OOTP6.

12-19-2003, 11:22 PM	#2
kq76 Global Moderator Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 12,009	To easily identify what code in the styles.css file refers to what colors in the reports, I suggest downloading a free color identifier program like color selector (google it). You then use that program to identify the screen colors of different parts of the report and the program spits out the html code of that color. Then in the css file you search for that html color code and replace it with whatever color you want. If someone ever does a legend of the codes in the css file, that would be something great to have. Hopefully the OOTP people will do a better job of identifying them in the css code for OOTP6. __________________ My OOTP Wishlist \| My FAQ List OOTP Wiki \| Your Recommended Team Nicknames, By City (A Crowdsourced Project) For Beta/Devs: Full screen (1920x1080)