Which PHP replacement variable controls the header line near the top of the page?

[Bobbi]

Which PHP replacement variable or template line controls the appearance of the header (navigational "bread crumb") code near the top of the page? In my case, it's this line:

Our Music Eyes > General > All Things Considered


I need to know because I've created about ten different color schemes, including black, and of course this line doesn't show up in the black color scheme. I tried to modify the 'pagetextcolor' variable (I think that's what that one was called) but that didn't change anything. And of course, it's not the 'categoryfontcolor' variable either.

Also, I haven't yet been able to determine which variables control the default light greenish-gray background color for people's posts. Could someone let me know about that, too? Thanks much!

[tubedogg]

The background for posts is either firstalt or secondalt - they alternate down the page.

You're looking for the navbar, nav_joiner, nav_linkoff, and nav_linkon templates.

[Bobbi]

Originally posted by tubedogg
The background for posts is either firstalt or secondalt - they alternate down the page.

You're looking for the navbar, nav_joiner, nav_linkoff, and nav_linkon templates.

Okay! I'll make those changes shortly. Thanks so much for the prompt reply!

[Bobbi]

Originally posted by tubedogg
You're looking for the navbar, nav_joiner, nav_linkoff, and nav_linkon templates.

Well, I found those templates, but it doesn't seem that those templates directly control the color of the font. I need to change the font to white or some other light color, because the background color in the black color scheme is black. Those templates refer to variables such as normalfont, nav_title, and nav_url, but I didn't see those listed in the replacement variables or templates list. So, how do I go about changing the color of the font?

I need to hear back about this soon, if possible. People have been requesting this change for a while now. They can't see the navigational links line at all in the black color scheme.

[Chen]

Just add

<font color="xxx">

after <normalfont> and

</font>

before </normalfont>

[Bobbi]

I'll try that! Thanks much.