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I have a webpage thats setup by the VDI software i use vWorkspace now the custom options are limited you get colour choice, and add logos thats about it.

the problem i have is the gradients of the colours i dont want to use gradients i just want solid colours.

 

heres the code:

 

false

vWorkspace

df022fd6-f9d6-4999-a553-e14030813f86

http://server/vWorkspace

010beceb-4555-48cd-96be-91ae10e59a31

5404249

5005407

5404249

2377286

2436914

5005407

16777215

16777215

16777215

16777215

16777215

16777215

16777215

16777215

16777215

16777215

LIVE

#FFFFFF

#000044

#000000

#FAFBFA

#597652

#597652

#5F604C

#5F604C

#FFFFFF

#C0C0C0

#597652

#597652

#597652

#597652

#597652

#5F604C

#5F604C

 

and heres the result: ( i have blanked off my logos)

Capture.JPG

 

i have drawn on black arrows to show the white and black grdients at the top and the sides also if you look the fine white diagonal strips on the top and bottom bands.

I want the whole thing in this colour #5F604C apart from the bold green strips and the logon box

can anyone help?

Posted

Try changing this:

 

#000000

 

to this:

 

#5F604C

 

Only white colour I see is "PrimaryForegroundColor", so you could try changing that too. Trial and error :)

Posted (edited)

Thanks LosOjos I have tried trial and error and just can't get rid of it, I have already tried what you sugested and what that does is change text color on the next page when you login from white to the dull green.

 

the webpage seems tobe transparent with white as the backdrop then layerd up in stages with the colours

 

the original page shows for example

 

#597652
#000000

 

between A and B as different colours i changed it to match to colour thinking it would gradient to and from the same colour making a solid colour bit it didnt?

 

i even went deeper thinking if i changed

#597652
#597652

 

to

 

#597652

 

but that just messed the whole thing up any more help

Edited by MuttsNutts
Posted

DO you have a link to the web page that you could share?

Can you open it up in google chrome then right click on the background/affected area and inspect element that maygive you some more clues.

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Posted

MattDLEA, thanks that pointed me in the right direction thanks - it loads PNG images from a folder within the site and these have gradients within them, I have managed to rstop the white lines it was a file called pinstripe.png i just renamed the file, refresh the page and gone site is looking better now still not managed to quite get them all but will continue tomorrow

 

Matt I have sent you a P.M with the live website link - you might be able to assit some more?

 

Thanks again

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