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Hey all I just installed php 7.5 nuke patched, everything is working AOK apart from I am getting a green blocks on your account info screen is there a way of changing this at if anyone no pleeaassee let me no cos im gonna need shades for it soon..hehe

green blocks? can you provide a screenshot of it please

Opps sorry prob would of been a good thing lol here u go...

check in your styles folder, the hex colors. Was it always that color?

Adding to what Taut said, I'm not 100% sure, but I think the style must be inline. I looked through the CSS page but couldn't see any hex values for that color. I tried viewing the source, but it's encrypted. If you'll zip the file and attach it here, I can look to see if the styles are inline.

Which file do u want me to send you the style file!!(style.css)

The one with the green blocks showing up.
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I just thought of something. Before you zip up and send the file above, take a look at theme.php. See if there are some variables listed at the top with hex values (like $bgcolor1, $bgcolor2, etc.) That may be where the green color is defined and whoever made the theme forgot to change it. If not, go ahead and zip up the Your_Account page and attach it.

I think this is the files you mean if not let me know where there located and ill zip up straight away for you..oh and the theme.php didnt have that colour in it.. Btw I am using php Nuke platinum would that make much difference (the theme i brought got conveterted to be compatible with platinum)

OK, in Your_Account/index.php, the table cells for function edituser() get their color from $bgcolor2. <td bgcolor='$bgcolor2'>

$bgcolor2 is defined in theme.php. I took the code from the basic theme in NP, but I would imagine it's the same for your theme.

/************************************************************/
/* Theme Colors Definition */
/************************************************************/
$bgcolor1 = "#F2F3FF";
$bgcolor2 = "#F2F3FF";
$bgcolor3 = "#A1A3B1";
$bgcolor4 = "#F2F3FF";
$textcolor1 = "#666997";
$textcolor2 = "#666997";

Sorry I cant find it in there the code for #00E000 ill this is the file can you see it sorry to be a pain..