How to change unread forum link color

[Lsha]

for prosilver style if there is unread topic forum link has red colour. how can we change it.

[warmweer]

colours.css
add what you want or adapt an extension (viewtopic.php?f=616&t=2411941&p=1467310 ... #p14673101)

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.row-item-link + .list-inner > .forumtitle { 
	color: #FF0000; 
} 
.row-item-link + .list-inner > .subforum.unread { 
	color: #FF0000; 
}

.row-item-link + .list-inner > .forumtitle:hover {
	color: #FF9900;
}

.row-item-link + .list-inner > .subforum.unread:hover {
	color: #FF9900;

[Lsha]

colours.css
add what you want or adapt an extension (viewtopic.php?f=616&t=2411941&p=1467310 ... #p14673101)

Code: Select all

.row-item-link + .list-inner > .forumtitle { 
	color: #FF0000; 
} 
.row-item-link + .list-inner > .subforum.unread { 
	color: #FF0000; 
}

.row-item-link + .list-inner > .forumtitle:hover {
	color: #FF9900;
}

.row-item-link + .list-inner > .subforum.unread:hover {
	color: #FF9900;

is these line already exist? or i have to add it? i could not find these in colours.css

[warmweer]

Did you try the extension?
It's an example of what you could add to colours.css, or use the extension I linked to and adapt it as you want.

[Lsha]

i didnot try the extension. editing css much more easier. could you please tell me which css line i should edit?

[warmweer]

could you please tell me which css line i should edit?

colours.css
add what you want ...

and

It's an example of what you could add to colours.css, or use the extension I linked to and adapt it as you want.

There is no line to edit: only lines to add
There's also this topic (which I found using the search)

The advantage of an extension is that when updating, there will be no need to reapply the edits.

[Lsha]

thank you, your previous css code worked perfect.

[warmweer]

thank you, your previous css code worked perfect.

Actually it isn't my code, just a snippet I took from an archive document in which I keep lots of useful code (and I think it actually comes from the extension, so I'll probably have to forward your thanks to the author ).