Pawel Tecza <p.te...@net.icm.edu.pl> wrote: | On Fri, 11 Aug 2006, mess-mate wrote: | | > Pawel Tecza <p.te...@net.icm.edu.pl> wrote: | > | Hello, | > | | > | On Fri, 11 Aug 2006, mess-mate wrote: | > | | > | > Hi folks, | > | > is there a way to change the colorq of the menu of sqwekmail ? | > | > mine are black on blue and little or not visible. | > | > thanks in advance | > | | > | You are free to change the layout of Sqwebmail by modify | > | its templates (html/$LANGUAGE/*.html files) or CSS file | > | (images/sqwebmail.css). | > | | > | BTW, what version of Sqwebmail do you use? Was it installed | > | successfully? Can you check an error log of your HTTP server? | > | I'm quite sure that there are not default colors of a navbar | > | in the latest Sqwebmail. | > | | > | My best regards, | > | | > | Pawel Tecza | > | | > On debian/sarge, sqwebmail version 0.47-4 | | This is very very old version of Sqwebmail. Mr Sam doesn't | support it, so you should find backport with the latest | version or build your own from "unstable" Debian source package. | | > I've installed it without any problem :) | > Al img and a .css file are installed in /usr/share/sqwebmail.. | > But can't find what and how cha,ge the 'menu' colors, something more | > visible as say white on blue :( | | Try to find HTML templates with included navbar: | | $ dpkg -L sqwebmail |grep navbar | | My best regards, | | Pawel | Thanks Pawel, i've installed a newer version and the colors are ok now. But why aren't there the full headers set ?? best regards

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