I put this question in another post I created but it has another title so I don;t think anyone will find it there. So, How I can change the text color of the infobar and the string "Advertisement". Thanks for your time.

You have been told how to change text colour of links. All text is done in the same way, just find the element you are after in the style file and alter it. Pressing CTRL+F and searching for a certain string usually works quite well

I know the way. But I don't know the Id of the string "Advertisement". Thanks anyway. If you find it, just let me know.

I have found it... I just want you to use your initiative... It's the only way to learn.

i think its one of the bottom ones in the file (i can't remember what definition/style file it is)

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Originally posted by freak544
i can't remember what definition/style file it is

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How-to Think Skinning

I wrote this tutorial because I want to get rid of mostly questions which looks the same. This tutorial will cover how to think when skinning. To understand this, you will need a fully-working brain, and the ability to read. And make sure you understand pretty much everything.

Start off by extracting Messenger's resources from the MP!L Preferences window, you can extract them to any folder you want. Make sure you've ticked all the boxes except for the MP!L interfaces, these are only necessary if you want to skin MP!L, not WLM.

Let's start with a simple example, change the color of the "Advertisment" text in the contact list. What do we know? We know that the string that is getting showed in the contact list is "Advertisment". So let's open up the folder you extracted Messenger's resources to. Open up the Consolidated Windows folder, each folder inside contains the resources for each window. The contact list is the main window of WLM, so with a bit of thinking we open the folder called "923 (mainwnd)". Now open the file called "923 Style.txt", as it contains contents and properties for different elements defined in the "923 Definition.txt" file. Just do a search on "Advertisment", and there you go!
I come up with these lines:

code:

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Element[ID=Atom(SSTitle)]
{
    Fontface:"Tahoma";
    FontSize:8pt;
    Foreground:rgb(144,169,205);
    Content:"Advertisment";
}

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Thanks. I have done what you said but I have written "advertisment" in this way ( advertisement ) so it didn't show it when I did the search. Thanks again.