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Changing Menu Text Color

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(@bergerdm)
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Can you point me in the right direction to change (darken) the color of the menu font so as to make it easier to read?  I've inserted a screenshot of what it looks like now. It would be nice if the dropdown menu items were darker as well (not visible in sample).

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(@stevland)
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Header Text configures the color of the font used for the links in the header and the links in the drop-down menus.

Header Background configures the background color of the submenus.

I hope this helps!


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(@bergerdm)
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I think that is what it is already set to. Could you confirm?


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(@stevland)
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Yes, you are already using the settings with the most contrast.

But have you somehow changed the font that is used? It looks quite different from what I would expect to see. The font is super thin, but the bold item is super bold.

For comparison, here is what it looks like using your chosen background image in a standard osTicket Awesome installation:

Obviously, it still isn't ideal as the background doesn't provide a lot of consistent contrast. But it looks better than what you have.

You can add the following to /osta/user-styles.css:

#header a {
    font-weight: 400;
}

That will make the font of all menu items bold, rather than just the current item.

If you still aren't happy with that, you should consider turning off Header Background > Use Backdrop Image


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You can try adding:

#nav.pull-right .active a {
    font-weight: 700;
}

...but it is dependent on the font that is being displayed and if it supports a font-weight above 400 or not.


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