Change Dashboards default font color?

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I have viewed Concret5's default installation on a couple of LCD monitors and have found it difficult to read the default grey font against the white background -- it may look stylish but its tough on the eyes, and really bad in a daylit room when you're not viewing in the monitors sweet spot.

I found how to change the sites base font color (theme,customize, body, color),

but, how can I chage the Dashboards defalut grey text to something closer to black?

 
frz replied on at Permalink Reply
frz
are we talking about the sub-title text in the buttons, or the paragraph text used on the news feed?

I know what you mean and think we could darken it a smudge on the 5.3 rev we're workin on now
Paul replied on at Permalink Reply
In the Dashboard: the names on buttons across the top and left are on the boarder-line OK, but the sub-label text and the dashboard body text is difficult to read.

In Theme/Inspect: the Action_to_take column text is just washed out - way to light.

I havn't dug deep enough yet to figure out how to change default font color of the Headers' Menu buttons across the top (they look just a little light.) -- looks like it might be an html/page coding function.

The Site name on the Home page looks GREAT in large, grey font though.

I have not played with the news feed yet so I don't know about that text.
ScottC replied on at Permalink Reply
ScottC
it is pretty targeted:

div#ccm-dashboard-nav li a span {font-family: "Helvetica Neue", Arial, Helvetica; font-size: 11px; color: black; height: 12px; overflow: hidden; font-weight: normal; display: block; margin-top: 1px} note: color:black;

in concrete/css/ccm.dashboard.css