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OK. So i went into System CW-Gears plugin. Then into Custom CSS. Marked the option "Add CSS". Inserted the script ".cwtraffic1 { color:#ffffff; } Saved the update.
I left the text color up to the template so if your template has module styles you could assign one under the Traffic modules advanced tab.
You could give the module a module class suffix which will surround the module in a div class chosen under the Traffic module advanced tab.
Then you could add some custom CSS to your template's custom CSS file. For example if I gave my module a Module Class Suffix of traffic-example I could use:
.traffic-example {
color: #ffffff;
}
or you can use the System CW Gears plugin that comes with all my extensions to add the CSS mentioned above with its Custom CSS option.
Pro subscribers also get the option to load a custom CSS file by uploading it to :
media/coalawebtraffic/modules/traffic/css/custom
and then selecting it under the Traffic module advanced tab.
Thanks,
Steve
Hi! I'm Steve the founder and head developer of CoalaWeb design studios. I'm an avid supporter of open source projects and the GPL license.