kcsurfer wrote
Thanks for your response. I was not able to find DNN_Login or DNN_User objects in the default.css file. Is this in another file? Also, would you be able to elaborate the step in more detail. I am not a programmer so am having difficulty understanding how to specify the class to that certain object.
kcsurfer-
Those classes are probably defined in your skin's "skin.css" file. The "skin.css" file takes precedence over "default.css".
You can easily override the "default.css" definitions on a portalwide basis by going to ADMIN->SITE SETTINGS->STYLESHEET EDITOR and adding/testing code at the bottom of whatever CSS is already there. In this case, your CSS would be something like:
.DNN_Login{ color:blue; font-size: 10pt; (...etc) }
.DNN_User { color:blue; font-size: 10pt; (...etc) }
Add only the CSS styles you wish to change. Anything already associated with those classes will persist so you only need to provide the CSS for the changes you desire.
Discovering Where CSS is Defined
There are multiple files where CSS is (or may be) defined in DNN. Any one page element in DNN may be defined by CSS spread among many files. The easiest way to discover where a particular element's CSS is defined is by using a tool. I've detailed the basic use of one free one (for IE) here:
http://www.eguanasolutions.com/DNN_Blog/EntryID/19.aspx
With that tool, you can simply drag a "target" icon over a page element to get information about it (a LOT of information). See the explanation and screenshots in the posting for details.
-mamlin