Change red text to another color (if-then-else) within CSS

[Bilberry]

Hi,
My vendor adds a red license text, which is automatically created, within the pages. I can overrule the basic CSS adding for example the following example:

<style>
td { color: #635D5A !important; font-weight:100 !important; }
</style>

I can change the background color of the text, but i want to change the color of only the text: MyLicense. Is that possible? So when the text is Mylicense i want to add another color for this piece of text. With the change:
td { color: #635D5A !important; font-weight:100 !important; }
all of the colors has been changed...

Any idea's

 

[darryncooke]

Put the MyLicense text in its own named class

.MyLicense {color:#635D5A;}

<span class="MyLicense">Red Text</span>

Or if that text is wrapped in any other HTML tag with class then just add your own style for that.

If it's not wrapped in anything that you can somehow isolate then you will need JS as well.

Darryn Cooke

http://www.darryncooke.com

| Marketing and Creative Services

 

[feherke]

Hi

More context would help. Also specify what kind of additions you are allowed to do.

Feherke.
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http://feherke.github.com/

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[Olaf Doschke]

If I just take this:

>i want to change the color of only the text: MyLicense. Is that possible?

Without changing the HTML, only adding user CSS styling you can style classes or tags, but not certain words. That's the main problem. With the example you change the CSS within td tags, which are table cells. For more specific changes you also need to change html, so it's not possible with only changing CSS.

Bye, Olaf.