In portal branding change the font colour of the popup dialog box

hi all,
I created a theme of mine and changed the portal body colour to a dark shade. The porblem i am facing is..whn i click on the "Logout" button of the portal,it displays a popupbox saying "Are you sure you want to logg off?"...i want to change the font color to white as it is black in clour and not reaadable in the dark background colour.......can somebody help me in this ..
Awaiting for your response..

Hi.
First solution is customizing logoffConfirmMsg.jsp (com.sap.portal.navigation.masthead.par) for your personal needs, but some coding is required.
Second solution:
1. adjust the color property of class .ctrlTxtStd in ctr_ie6.css and/or ctrl_nn7.css files from your theme:
.ctrlTxtStd {
            color:#ffffff;
            font-family:Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;
            font-size:0.7em;
            font-style:normal;
            font-weight:normal;
2. If you edit css files directly on portal's file system, the restart of portal will be required.
3.After portal or your theme updates repeat steps 1 and 2.

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