Thanks for the replys on this so far. I Tried the .article css change, and id gave something decent, but - as you said, did not change the main page articles or the main blog page posts, only the individual article/blog view.
I'm going to assume that there would be a DIV that controls the articles/blogs and the layout of them (2x1 column/etc) I just need to dig through the css and have a look. As i'm still new at this if anyone finds it before I do, please fire me a line, would be great to add that bkg and maybe a border to seperate the main page posts a bit cleaner.
Quick edit... i looked at the html for Vbcms_Page, and noticed a <div class="vbcms_content"> modifying the div, naturally, modified the entire background of that div, which included the are behind the blocks and section nav.
I'll keep looking, hopefully to find where vbcms_content class is defined and see what can be tweaked in there, or, if that class is referring again to some other class for the page.
Thanks all
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Got it:
vbcms.css > div.article_preview
There are however, 2 div.article_previews, I modified the 2nd one, not sure what the 1st one does, but we'll find out.
@SpaceCatGV - from what it looks, the article preview is controlled strictly by 1 class, so it will most likely take some modifications to get that sorted.
Ideally, depending on how many posts per page are there, you'll need to define a preview 1, preview 2 etc.
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I'm now running in to the same issue with padding, and adding padding-left and padding-right doesn't seem to be modifying the font in those div's...
If it's not one thing, its another