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Please close it. I posted the last couple of replies, just in case anyone else comes looking for the same information that I originally was seeking. Thanks again for the assistance.

If you wish to use the black background on your map, as shown previously, but notice that your "status ok" node labels disappear (because they are also black), edit your: /usr/local/nagios/share/js/map-directive.js Change the var state = "ok" section's " attrs["fill&quo...

Note: To add a bit of " visual flair " to your " down nodes " nodered.png ...you can make them stand out a bit more by making their red a " little louder " by making the following change to your /usr/local/nagios/share/map-directive.html : Change your [filter id="i...

Hello lmiltchev - you're amazing - thank you.

Please close this topic.

Hello... My sincere apologies - I apparently misunderstood the purpose of posting to this forum. I've not found the answer to one of my existing questions (concerning how to change the node colors on the map) but if you need to close the topic, please feel free to and thank you for asking and again ...

As lmiltchev mentioned above, edit the "/usr/local/nagios/share/map.php" file (the "map-container" section) and add the [style="background:#222222"] map.png (Note: you can also trade "#222222" for "black", however, until I can figure out how to chang...

For anyone else looking to modify their v4.3.2 nagios colors - here is how to modify the nav bar on the left to look like this: sidebar.png (IMPORTANT: make sure you clear your browser cache so you don't serve up old copies of the files) Type the following at the CLI: root@nagios:$ nano /usr/local/n...

I stand corrected... Adding the style formatting to the map.php file did the trick - thanks so very much.

I'm still open to anyone who has a already located the file containing the color values for the map hosts.

If I find it, I'll post it here for future viewers.

Thanks again.

Again, thank you very much for the reply and the information.

Would anyone reading this, know in which file that the color values for the host labels resides?

Thanks very much in advance.

Thank you very much for the reply and tip. I *believe* that I indeed tried to modify the map.php file, restarted Nagios - to no avail. Only modifying the common.css had any effect on the status map background color, however, in doing so, I produced two new challenges in that ALL site pages are now b...