I am in the middle of redesigning our site and while doing so i see that my boss has manually inserted a "small parts not safe for children" message on quite a few miniature products of ours. The problem is that since the message is not being generated, for me to change its styling, i would have to go into each and every single product to edit it as the background color is set using bgcolor="mistyrose": http://code.google.com/p/doctype/wiki/MistyroseCSSColor
So, i am curious if i can save myself some work and alter the color the keyword "mistyrose" is associated with.
Any help would be appreciated, thanks!
I'm assuming you're referring to mysql's replace function? Actually, that never entered my mind, but it should do the trick since 'mistyrose' as a string is fairly unique. Thanks!
I actually didn't get that this information was stored in a database and was refering to the general "replace all" procedure.
Did your boss insert this in a product description text or something like that? Just the thought of mixing data and layout together in a database makes me shiver...
I actually didn't get that this information was stored in a database and was refering to the general "replace all" procedure.
Did your boss insert this in a product description text or something like that? Just the thought of mixing data and layout together in a database makes me shiver...
Yes, she added the message, enclosed within its own table, separately into a couple hundred products within their description text...
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