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[Stinkweasels]

I can't seem to find where to make the "secure log in" or "log out" text in the authbox to where it changes when you hover it. It does so on recover password. www.stinkweasels.com


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[balinor]

Open up that template and see what class the link is calling.

[Stinkweasels]

Thats my problem. I don't see a class its calling

[gb2world]

You can trace css easily with firefox and the firebug addon. With firebug, you can inspect an element. You just mouse over an element on your page and it tells you what css is controlling it.

Using firefox/firebug, it looks like you might be assigning the class="VertMenuItems" incorrectly if you want it to use the defined hover.

You have:
<a class="VertMenuItems" href="***"><font class="VertMenuItems">Secure login </font></a>

Which seems strange - the font class is defeating the a link properties that you have set up. Try removing the font.

<a class="VertMenuItems" href="***">Secure login</a>

[Stinkweasels]

Where would that be?

I checked the auth.tpl, authbox.tpl, and secre_login.tpl

[gb2world]

You can use webmaster mode to make sure I am answering correctly, but I believe secure_login.tpl will probably call buttons/button.tpl, and that is where you will see the class getting set.

If you modify button.tpl, you have to be careful because it is sharing code with other buttons. When you look around the forum - you will see many people just create their own version of button.tpl for various reasons. It seems to me that the <font class="VertMenuItems"> in there is redundant and causes problems with the css settings you want, but I can't be sure for what situation they want that <font> code there.

Another option: in secure_login.tpl - you might try just making the link in there without calling button.tpl