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Where the background colour of the chat pane background is inherited and is difficult to read e.g. the colour makes it hard to see the text. The colour can be forced using the following in your theme's CSS.
Where the background colour of the chat pane background is inherited and is difficult to read e.g. the colour makes it hard to see the text. The colour can be forced using the following in your theme's CSS.


<code php>
html {
html {
background: none !important;
  background: none !important;
}
}


body.mod-chat-gui_header_js {
body.mod-chat-gui_header_js {
 
  background: none!important; /*optional: disables any background image in the body area */
background-color: white !important;
  background-color: white !important;
 
}
}
</code>


The above example makes the background white.
The above example makes the background white.
(Derived from this [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=123250 discussion in the Theme forum])

Latest revision as of 21:06, 4 December 2010

Where the background colour of the chat pane background is inherited and is difficult to read e.g. the colour makes it hard to see the text. The colour can be forced using the following in your theme's CSS.

html {

 background: none !important;

}

body.mod-chat-gui_header_js {

 background: none!important; /*optional: disables any background image in the body area */
 background-color: white !important;  

}

The above example makes the background white.

(Derived from this discussion in the Theme forum)