By Ray Smith on Thursday, 07 April 2016
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Terms of Use and other pop up items come up with light gray text that is unreadable . How do I change to a darker text color, Thanks , RayS
Hi Ray Smith,

I am sorry for the inconvenience caused. Where are referring this to? Maybe some screenshots will be better, and Can you provide us with your Joomla back end and FTP login credential, so we can have a better look at this
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Thursday, 07 April 2016 11:49
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In Easy Blog, The Terms of Use Text pops up light gray , can not read ,also the subscribe to this post popup is light gray can't read it, and I am sure there are more . I know CSS and code with DW , but I need to know the lines and files to change, All the templates in the EasyBlog package 5 work the same way
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Thursday, 07 April 2016 16:20
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Hi Ray,

I have try to access your EasyBlog front page in your site http://www.alwaysactionenterprises.com but failed. Actually, not all the EasyBlog package will display the same way on each themes , at certain css that displayed was overriden by site's template. Maybe you can try edit it on templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE'S_NAME/css/template.css
To have a better view we really need your Joomla's back end and FTP. Or else you can provide us with some of screenshots of the css and your popup, so we can help you much quick .
Please advise
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Thursday, 07 April 2016 16:51
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I have the blog on this site http://www.alwaysactionbirds.us , go there without logging in , press"subscribe to this post", window comes up light gray unreadable . Also try to comment on the post and press "Terms " link , the pop up does the same . There must be a CSS entry to change the text color to black , What is the notation in CSS that I must look for. Thanks , RayS
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Thursday, 07 April 2016 17:53
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Can you add these code into your custom css file
DIR:../templates/shadows_iv/css/custom.css
.eb-dialog-modal {
color: black !important;

}

and look how it goes
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Thursday, 07 April 2016 18:28
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