Colors

You can use the following global variables to specify colors of various elements of your pop-up messages:

jPopUpFontColor for the message text color

jPopUpBgColor for the message background color

jPopUpBorderColor for the message border color

jPopUpShadowColor for the shadow color

For example, if you'd like brown text and border, pink background and a 3-pixel-wide gray shadow for all pop-up messages on your page, in the HEAD section of the page use the following code:

<script language="JavaScript"><!--
jPopUpFontColor="brown"
jPopUpBgColor="#FFEEEE"
jPopUpBorderColor="brown"
jPopUpShadowColor="gray"
jPopUpShadow=3
//--></script>

Click here to see a pop-up message with these settings!

NOTES:

If you use Windows-style message boxes (jPopUpStyle=2), then the settings jPopUpBgColor, jPopUpBorderColor and jPopUpShadowColor will be ignored!
If you don't set colors, the following default values will be used: jPopUpFontColor="black" jPopUpBgColor="#FFFFEE" jPopUpBorderColor="black" jPopUpShadowColor="#AAAAAA"
You can use predefined textual color names (such as "gray") as well as hexadecimal color codes (such as "#808080"). A complete list of color names supported by Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer can be found at JavaScripter.net/faq/colornam.htm.