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kinggori 05-26-2008 07:19 PM
Which css is responsible for this colour...
 
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As you can see from the attached image there are white stripes... I want to make the white part grey too but I'm not sure which css attribute is responsible for that white part. Can someone please help me out?

Thanks :)

Jelmertjee 05-26-2008 08:14 PM
hmmm You'll need to have a look at the code, it can't be that hard. First of all you need firefox and install the web developer plugin. Using that you can hover over any part of your site and it will automatically show what .css definition is responsible for that part of the page, super useful! It also allows you to edit the css in real time, so you can change the css code and see if it works immediatelly, have fun ;).

PyroNET 05-26-2008 09:38 PM
Looking at the STANDARD_REDIRECT template, it seems the areas in question are enclosed in paragraph tags. Look through your style CSS for anything applied to a p selector.

kinggori 05-26-2008 09:38 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jelmertjee (Post 1532198)
hmmm You'll need to have a look at the code, it can't be that hard. First of all you need firefox and install the web developer plugin. Using that you can hover over any part of your site and it will automatically show what .css definition is responsible for that part of the page, super useful! It also allows you to edit the css in real time, so you can change the css code and see if it works immediatelly, have fun ;).
Wow, I didn't even know such a plugin existed.
Thanks :)

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Quote:
Originally Posted by PyroNET (Post 1532268)
Looking at the STANDARD_REDIRECT template, it seems the areas in question are enclosed in paragraph tags. Look through your style CSS for anything applied to a p selector.
Thanks pyro, will look into that :)

SEOvB 05-26-2008 10:31 PM
is that the only template that has the white background for the div's like that?


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