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  1. I've noticed a delay in the refreshing. Text is immediate, but when I do CSS I have to close the browser, resign in, etc. Then it is showing. - - - Updated - - - Wish CSS came to me like automotive and electrical. We wouldn't be having this issue. LOL
  2. Unfortunately, it did nothing. I was able to get it to put a border doing the following code. .table, th, td { border: 1px solid black; } - - - Updated - - - Wish it had an edit button. Hate making multiple posts. I just need the table to center the text in each cell. Everything else I can do manually on each individual table.
  3. I never throw in the towel. I'd LOVE to use it in the WHMCS theme instead of just linking to a plain HTML page. I have the charts done now I can come back to problem-solving this. Needed to get the charts up so a client could compare them.
  4. Yes. Even entertained leaving them in. It's two simple comparison tables so I am going another route.
  5. She works how I want it to work in Notepad++ just fine. Just trying to get the code right in the custom.css file is what is throwing me for a loop. Attached is how I want it to look. WordPress made me forget a lot, and I was still new to CSS when I started WordPress. Now I am trying to get back into CSS. Right now pasting that in the custom.css file is giving me a blank page even when I have data in the file. I delete the code from custom.css and my data shows on the page. New to WHMCS layout and still a newbie in CSS is causing a major headache. Thanks! I tried searching and couldn't find anything with my exact needs. I appreciate the help!
  6. I've been trying to use the custom.css area to perform the CSS tasks needed on my website. I am sure I am entering them in incorrectly. I only need a few tables on the website as I use WordPress for everything else outside of this website. I can do CSS coding for an individual page, but using the custom.css I am not fully understanding it. <style type="text/css"> td{text-align:center; font: rockwell} tr{text-align:center; font: rockwell} table, td, th { border: 1px solid gray } #tst1 {table-layout: auto; display: table;} table {width: 90%; margin: 20px;} table.center {margin-left:auto; margin-right:auto;} </style> I would like this code for ALL my tables within my WHMCS website.
  7. I made a copy of the "six" template to modify it as my custom template. I read to do this to avoid any potential updates overwriting my hard work. Anyways....on to the fun stuff. I am either completely lost or lack of sleep is making me feel dumb. I am wanting all the orange in this screenshot become blue. I tried to add a line for .btn-warning and copied the .btn-primary(blue button) information. No, go.... This is what I was adding to the custom.css file: .btn-warning { color: #fff; background-color: #f0ad4e; border-color: #eea236; } Thanks. I am used to coding HTML in templates to achieve what I want. I am learning a lot about the layout of WHMCS...however, the documentation is so-so. I searched the forums, but couldn't find this topic mentioned.
  8. Thank you. She looks beautiful now...may leave it off. LOL
  9. Hello everyone! Great source of information here regarding WHMCS. However, I could not find a solution for my current issue. I want to basically hide all links dealing with the Knowledgebase until I get it to where I feel like it's worth publishing. I've been successful in all of that except for ONE item. The search bar... I want an Action Hook that I can easily delete to return the search bar when I am ready to release the Support Center. I tried seeing if I could hard code it out, but its on the clientarea.php file and that is protected I guess. Red box is what I want to have removed from sight until I am ready to release it.
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