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Ter (or anyone SI based) - Genuine skinning help please
I've noticed a lack of anyone from SI on this forum recently but I'm hoping someone still stops by on occasion (I know FM Live is of more importance atm).
2. Is there any way to alter the text colour on drop down menus other than in colours.xml? I don't want to change the colour of button/popup text which changing 'menu' seems to also do. The 'Menu' colour in colours.xml doesn't seem to affect the text colour of menus in 'match controls' anyway.
3. Is there any way to alter how a base class operates? The classes folder is very useful in globally changing stuff all at once but I'm limited to sub classes inheriting from main ones. Can I alter classes like 'action_button' that 'action_button_blue' inherits from?
Fingers crossed someone is around this time. :thup:
07-16-2007, 04:48 PM
Ter (or anyone SI based) - Genuine skinning help please Post #2
Within the code itself and also creating a new class (where it inherits modal_menu and then gets a menu_appearance flag). Neither worked although it works with other things (header popups for instance).
07-16-2007, 11:41 PM
Ter (or anyone SI based) - Genuine skinning help please Post #4
The text colour on menus is changed already in colours.xml with 'menu'. But for some daft reason 'menu' is also the button/popup text colour. I want white button text and black menu. Adding colour=" " changes the popup text colour (in most cases, some don't want to like subtle popups) but does nothing ot the menu colour.
The modal menu in match controls.xml also seems NOT to be linked to 'menu' - it actually would change with colour="x". But then I want white text for the modal menu and black text on the actual menu list. colour=" x " puts them both the same colour.
After a few years at skinning you'll realise it's always as complicated as it could possibly be and never as simple as it seems.