To define the look and feel of the UI, modify the cascading style sheets (CSS) files. Characteristics such as fonts and font weights, background colors, and link colors are specified in the CSS files. You must choose the appropriate .css file for your browser in order to customize the look and feel on the User Interface.
In the appropriate .css file, change the background-color attribute. Examples:
.button-content-enabled { background-color:red; } button-link:link, a.button-link:visited { color: #000; background-color: red; text-decoration: none; }
A number of browser-based CSS files are installed with Access Manager in the following directory:
AccessManager-base/SUNWam/web-src/services/css.
The following table provides a brief description of each CSS file.
Table 12–4 Cascading Style Sheets
File Name |
Purpose |
---|---|
css_generic.css |
Configured for generic web browsers. |
css_ie5win.css |
Configured specifically for Microsoft® Internet Explorer v.5 for Windows®. |
css_ns4sol.css |
Configured specifically for NetscapeTM Communicator v. 4 for SolarisTM. |
css_ns4win.css |
Configured specifically for Netscape Communicator v.4 for Windows. |
styles.css |
Used in JSP pages as a default style sheet. |