Closed ygoe closed 11 years ago
@dg9ngf Currently there isn't any way to generate custom library (though am working on it). To add a new color class, say hint--mycolor
, add the following code to hint.css:
/**
* My new color class
*/
.hint--mycolor:after {
background-color: #b34e4d;
text-shadow: 0 -1px 0px #5a2626; }
.hint--mycolor.hint--top:before {
border-top-color: #b34e4d; }
.hint--mycolor.hint--bottom:before {
border-bottom-color: #b34e4d; }
.hint--mycolor.hint--left:before {
border-left-color: #b34e4d; }
.hint--mycolor.hint--right:before {
border-right-color: #b34e4d; }
Replace all instance of #b34e4d
with your new color and #5a2626
with a slightly darker version of the same color.
Thank you, that works fine. I added the color attribute for the first one, too.
BTW, I also set text-shadow: none; which resolved the rendering issue in Firefox, see my other bug. And because I generally don't use text shadow effects in the site's design.
Cool.
My page uses a darkgrey background and these tooltips are barely visible. The page frame itself is black and white only, no colour is used outside the actual content. I'd like to use a lighter grey colour for the tooltips and black text on them. But the hint.css file is too complex to edit. What override CSS code do I need to add custom colours, or could this be added/prepared by the library?