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Changing the style of the pulldown menus


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As a complete novice to osCommerce I have spent a good deal of time fiddling around with the code and going through quite a few tutorials and am generally figuring things out. However, there are still a few things I cant figure out. For example: the default "currency" pulldown menu has blue arrows and there is a blue glow that shows up behind the menu when you click it. What I would like to do is change the color of the arrows as well as the glow behind them. The menu also has rounded corners that I would like to make square. Anyway, I am guessing that all of this is being controlled from the same place I just cant figure out from where. Anyway, any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Jon please be more specific as to where your currency dropdown is displayed.

 

IE header

IE left / right column

 

I only ask this so, I or somebody may help you troubleshoot your issue. In general the currency menu is in the left or right column and has a black arrow.

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Thank you for the responses. To give you an idea of how I have set things up. For simplicity I went ahead and did a clean install of oscommerce-2.2rc2 and also installed STSv4.6. I went ahead and created a simple html layout that only includes the currency drop down. Also I apologize NodsDorf I misspoke about the color. What I meant to refer to was the blue color behind the black arrows when the menu is clicked. Basically what I am after is to find where to adjust the over all style of the drop down. Another example of where this style is being applied is on the Manufactures drop down menu. I will not actually be needing this one but it makes me think that there is one place that is controlling the look of all the drop downs in general.

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Problem solved. For those interested the styles of the drop down menu or "Select Boxes" using the "CHECKBOX, INPUT, RADIO, SELECT" section of your main CSS. Knowing what it was called was half the struggle but once I did there was plenty of examples that you can pull from.

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