Can I change the color of the "today" and "Yesterday"?

[tennis4you]

Is it possible for me to be able to change the color of the text that says "Today" and "Yesterday" on the forum's index?

[codenaught]

Well this will do it for all occurrences of Today and Yesterday and also does it to the word "at."

Open Sources/Subs.php:

Find (First occurrence):

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return $txt['smf10'] . timeformat($logTime, $today_fmt);


Change to:

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return '<span class="today"> ' . $txt['smf10'] . '</span>' . timeformat($logTime, $today_fmt);

Find (second occurrence):

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return $txt['smf10b'] . timeformat($logTime, $today_fmt);


Change to:

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return '<span class="yesterday"> ' . $txt['smf10'] . '</span>' . timeformat($logTime, $today_fmt);

Then in Themes/<theme_name>/style.css you can add:

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.today
{
color: #CCCCCC;
}
.yesterday
{
color: #F7F7F7;
}

Changing the color attributes to what you want. If you don't want it to also color the word "at" I can help you out more on this.

How do I modify files?

[tennis4you]

That worked well.  If taking out the color on the "at" is easy then I am game for it.  Is your code right above though?  The Yesterday now says "today" just a different color...

[codenaught]

Sorry, instead of:

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return '<span class="yesterday"> ' . $txt['smf10'] . '</span>' . timeformat($logTime, $today_fmt);

Make it:

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return '<span class="yesterday"> ' . $txt['smf10b'] . '</span>' . timeformat($logTime, $today_fmt);

To make it not color the "at" open Themes/default/languages/index.english.php:

Find:

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$txt['smf10'] = '<b>Today</b> at ';
$txt['smf10b'] = '<b>Yesterday</b> at ';

Change to:

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$txt['smf10'] = '<b>Today</b>';
$txt['smf10b'] = '<b>Yesterday</b>';
$txt['smf10at'] = 'at';

Then use:

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return '<span class="today"> ' . $txt['smf10'] . '</span> ' . $txt['smf10at'] . ' ' . timeformat($logTime, $today_fmt);

And:

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return '<span class="yesterday"> ' . $txt['smf10b'] . '</span> ' . $txt['smf10at']  . ' ' . timeformat($logTime, $today_fmt);