I paid a design company to integrate amember stylistically into my website about a couple weeks ago. I just discovered that there is an upgrade so I decided to install it. After doing so everything appears to work fine, but the changes they made are now defunct and it looks off. They've already been paid and I don't see them fixing all of this for free. I don't think it would be THAT hard to fix, but I'm not sure what they edited and how I can get it back to looking normal. Some css and other stuff was edited and I'm not sure I'm savvy enough with code to get it back on my own.
Only they can fix it at the moment! Nobody on the forum can help without being able to see what 'looks off'. Post a web address and there is always a chance
How would I go about changing the color of this? I need the light blue area much darker so the text will show up, and the dark boxes to be darker so that will show up as well. I THINK I can manage the footer stuff myself easily. I've also got to do the same thing for the new 'tab's that are in the membership area.
Ok I actually got most of it changed right by doing a side by side comparison of the css, but I'm having trouble finding where the new 'tabs' are that are in the amember membership area in the css stylesheet.
@thared33: in the future, consider using firefox and the firebug plugin.. makes this kind of editing very easy
Seems like the designer made the changes to amember.css but they should have moved these changes to site.css (if it's not there you need to create it). The quickest way to fix this is to take the amember.css file that you received from them and rename it to site.css then copy the original amember.css back. If you're really into finetuning then remove all CSS rules that are the same in amember.css and site.css (so the stuff that they did NOT change) and remove those from site.css (this makes the site.css file smaller this loading is quicker).