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I'd rather not provide an updated jar, and I don't even know if it's legal to do so. Use this fix *only* if you can't wait, and have the technical ability to do so.

Hmm. I don't know either. Perhaps you repackaged the from the wrong directory, so the root dir of the repackaged jar is wrong?

To check to see if you packaged the jar correctly:

1. Unzip original jar to some directory, say, "original_jar" by changing extension to zip, and using a standard unzip tool.
2. Unzip the jar you repackaged to a different directory, say "repackaged_jar".
3. Verify that the directory structure of "original_jar" and "repackaged_jar" are exactly the same. That is, every single file should be the same, and they should all be in the exact same place. The only difference should be that extra bit of css in one file. – Ryan Bovorasmy, on June 12, 2009 17:48

Note: if you are reading this thread, you may want to just wait until Customware updates the plugin. I made these changes because my users rely on pages with the card macro. When Customware officially updates the plugin, I'm also going to use that version.

And after you make the changes and re-upload the plugin: *make sure* you clear your browsers cache!!!!! Your browser caches CSS files, so if you don't do this, it'll look like the changes didn't do anything!! – Ryan Bovorasmy, on June 11, 2009 15:18

Just download it at http://confluence.atlassian.com/displ... and then use Confluence's plugin manager to upload the file from the computer where you made the changes. You don't have to make the changes on the server: as a matter of fact, it's probably better to use the plugin manger. – Ryan Bovorasmy, on June 11, 2009 15:16

It probably had a color like this before:

#3C78B5

Solution:

1. Download the jar
2. Change the extension to .zip
3. unzip it
4. Open composition-plugin-2.3.2/net/customware/confluence/plugin/composition/css/composition.css.vm in a text editor
5. Add
.deck .tabBar .tab a {
background: #3355ff;
}

.deck .tabBar #current.tab a {
background : #3355ff;
border-bottom: solid #3355ff;
}

.deck .cards.tabbed {border: 1px solid #3355ff;
}

...to the bottom of the file.

6. repackage the jar file. http://neptune.netcomp.monash.edu.au/...

From the source of the page, you can see where the css is coming from:

http://[yoursite]//confluence/styles/main-action.css?pluginCompleteKey=net.customware.confluence.plugin.composition:composition-setup&stylesheetName=deck

You can also see that the overrides in my previous comment are added right after the CSS is included here.

If that CSS can be found in the plugin, it should be possible add this to the end:

.deck .tabBar .tab a {
background: #3355ff;
}

.deck .tabBar #current.tab a {
background : #3355ff;
border-bottom: solid #3355ff;
}

.deck .cards.tabbed {border: 1px solid #3355ff;
}

to apply the styles globally. Will post back when I've got it.

I've seen this problem as well, and I've found out what's going on.

The tabs are all there: they are just printed in white-on-white. To see for yourself, highlight the text on you page by pressing ctrl+A or something.

A quick fix is to add color, like this:

{composition-setup}
deck.memory.duration=5
deck.tab.active.background=#3355ff
deck.tab.inactive.background=#3355ff
deck.card.border=1px solid #3355ff
{composition-setup}

I haven't been able to figure out how to add the color back globally either.

If anyone knows how to edit global styles for the composition plugin, please post: my users are navigating to pages and complaining of lost content.