How to make text appear in other colours than white in (iPad) night mode?

[larysa]

tnxs najgori, now i try!
But i use black background, not night theme... is the same?

[najgori]

i havent tried it with black background. only in night mode.

[larysa]

Ok work fine!
But have 2 problem:
1) calibre have error on -webkit-text-fill-color
2) more important... all text on ePub have a color!!

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by larysa

Ok work fine!
But have 2 problem:
1) calibre have error on -webkit-text-fill-color
2) more important... all text on ePub have a color!!

The code is not for use with Calibre, but for use with iBooks.

[larysa]

Oh yes, work on iBooks and with calibre isn’t a problem...
The problem is the color on all text on my ePub....!
I want setting color only to one title (with p, not h) and not to all text of book...
This code setting color to all!

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by larysa

Oh yes, work on iBooks and with calibre isn’t a problem...
The problem is the color on all text on my ePub....!
I want setting color only to one title (with p, not h) and not to all text of book...
This code setting color to all!

.color {
  color: #bd2716;
}

Then use that class with your p and it's class as in <p class="headerclass color"> and you have your text that color.

[RbnJrg]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

.color {
  color: #bd2716;
}

Then use that class with your p and it's class as in <p class=headerclass color> and you have your text that color.

I think you wanted to write <p class="headerclass color">

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by RbnJrg

I think you wanted to write <p class="headerclass color">

Thanks for catching that goof. I've fixed it.

[larysa]

Ok now i try this new trick....

But anyway i have solved my problem!
tnxs to najgori i have search on google -webkit-text-fill-color and I’ve find a solution: simple add this sting (only string) on my css:
.title
-webkit-text-fill-color: #bd2716;

and on html <p class=“title”>

or more simple add the string directly on <p style=“-webkit-text-fill-color: #bd2716”
and this work on normal mode and on night mode!!!

[larysa]

Now calibre find ever an error on cheek book...
It’s possible hide this error on calibre?

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by larysa

Now calibre find ever an error on cheek book...
It’s possible hide this error on calibre?

Nope.

[Hitch]

Originally Posted by larysa

Now calibre find ever an error on cheek book...
It’s possible hide this error on calibre?

As Wolfie stated, no.

And presumably, you're only doing this for yourself, so the error isn't a big deal, right?

Hitch

[larysa]

Yes it’s my problem with calibre with all ePub with this string...
I hope on future release of calibre add the possibility to hide error messages....

And anyway JSWolf your code at post #21 not work on iBooks night mode...!

[Hitch]

Originally Posted by larysa

Yes it’s my problem with calibre with all ePub with this string...
I hope on future release of calibre add the possibility to hide error messages....

And anyway JSWolf your code at post #21 not work on iBooks night mode...!

Larysa:

OK, well, first, the solutions you have been given are really only for iBooks, right? Secondly, in post #24, I thought you said you'd solved your issue?

And that solution is never going to work with OTHER eReaders, whether software-driven like Calibre or device-driven, like, a Kobo or Nook. The solution that @najgori gave you is iBooks-specific. For now, anyway.

There's no simple CSS solution to an "if/then" like you have. Najgori's current solution is about the best, as far as I know.

So, sorry, but--you solved it, right? Or not?

Hitch

[larysa]

Yes solved! I’m only curious for error on calibre, but right on iBooks this string work correctly!
Tanxs to everybody for your support! Regards