[Fernando Mol]

Premiere Pro can recognize it if you use the Media Browser. There you can send a selected clip from the timeline to an After Effects composition.

I wonder if there’s a simpler way to do this directly in After Effects.

I hope this helps.

[Fernando Mol]

OK. You are using a SpryTooltip. This changes the panorama, because you probably have an specificity problem.

This is the rule that is defining the color of the text in your table:

#SongLinerNotes td {
color:#333;
}

What you want is to change the color of the text in some table cells.

You need to create a class for them. So, to avoid any specificity problems, add a very specific compound rule for the class in that table. Something like this:

#SongLinerNotes td .differentcolor {
color:#666;
}

Then, add the class to the table cells you need to have it.

That should work

[Fernando Mol]

If the contents of your table are links, then you need create a compound rule for the “a” tag.

Can paste your code again or post a link to the actual page?

[Fernando Mol]

Go to menu:

>Format >CSS Styles >New

Choose Class as your rule type, write a name and click OK. A window will open.

Choose the attributes you want for your text and background, click OK.

Now, in design view select the table cells you need to have that attributes, then in the Properties panel choose your created class from the drop down menu.

I hope this helps

[Fernando Mol]

You’re right. That defines the table, not the contents.

For the text, you can always add a custom class.

[Fernando Mol]

Got it. You can use the colgroup tag.

https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_colgroup.asp

[Fernando Mol]

CSS is your friend.

https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_table.asp

I hope this helps

PS. to paste code here, you need to highlight it and press the CODE button in the post window.

[Fernando Mol]

The simplest way to change visuals in a WordPress theme is to find the related CSS file, backup first, and mess with it to your satisfaction.

Dreamweaver can preview your WordPress site locally, but you need to install/configure a local server and database, like WAMP. Not very difficult, once you understand what you’re doing.

I hope this helps.

[Fernando Mol]

Open your Illustrator file.

Save as.

Be sure to uncheck the compression option for the save.

Import the not compressed file to ProAnimator.

That should do the trick.

[Fernando Mol]

This are my favorite adjustments, simple enough to share in a single post:

If you’re shooting outdoors with plenty of light, I’ll recommend any of the cinlelike gammas for a filmy look. For a clean image in lowlight situations, bpress is the one that gives less noise with deepest blacks. Choose one or another for each scene. Bpress is always my safer/default selection.

If you need extra color saturation, you can use the cine-like matrix. Otherwise, the normal matrix works OK in most situations.