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Old 12-08-2010, 01:09 AM   #3
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The problem is that the source you point to is a complex web page, with two stylesheets. You want to change the font color of just some text, but not all - that is, you want to change the font color of just the text which is currently dark grey. But to do that accurately, someone would need to analyse the page construction, and both stylesheets, and work out which HTML elements (and possibly which style classes) are used for the currently dark grey sections of text on the page. None of that is simple or straightforward, and would require some time to do.

I've had a quick look, and you could try adding "p {color:black}" and "h2 {color:black}". But to be honest, I don't know for certain if that will change the color of all the dark grey text, or if it will change the color of text which is currently some other color, or miss some bits out.
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