Location of a element.style in CSS

[Airwreck]

I am trying to find the place to edit this part of a Jdownloads template..its a standard template but I can not find the location of element.style in the CSS when inspecting the page I see what I want to change but there is no reference to which CSS it is.. maybe I am overlooking something but from the tweaks I have made to the site template I know it points to the Jdownload template.
these are the before and after images of the source with stopping the style code

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<br> this is the code off

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<br><br>Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated

[ColinM]

Hi
This looks like it is in your active Files Layout. In main part of Layout at the top

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{files_title_begin}<div style="background-color:#EFEFEF; padding:6px;">{files_title_text}</div>{files_title_end}
<table width="100%" style="padding:3px; background-color:#F5F5F5;">
The articles in the section below might help
http://www.jdownloads.net/documentations/category/editing-layouts
Please ensure you make a copy - by Save and Copy before making any changes, then of course remember to activate the new layout.

Colin

[Airwreck]

Thanks.. I thought I had made that change in the file layout.. but I guess I did not push save.. Doh!!!
But still there is the question of what file this is in.. which CSS because I use an editor outside of Joomla.. so that when I make these changes I have a file already saved..or if you tell me you'll have to kill me.. GRIN

[ColinM]

Hi
The layouts are not in a css file.  They are in the database.  And basically they are html code with a lot of style="   "
It is likely that jD will gradually migrate to having more style aspects in the cssfiles.

Colin

[Airwreck]

Alrighty..

Made those tweaks.. Sweet worked.. I am going to assume that these changes are globally correct???

Much gratitude

[ColinM]

Yes they are global - unless of courseyou activate another files layout!
Colin