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Ha77man
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I am trying to change the white section of my website. I have managed to change the header colour to black.
The site is www.dnbspace.com/DNBSpace/index.php
Any help much appreciated.
Thanks
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i suggest grabbing firebug in firefox or rightclicking on you webpage in chrome and right clicking and inspecting element and trying to change the properties in that element property
and the link you provided didnot load on my PC
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Cannot load your site.
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http://dnbspace.com/DNBSpace/index.php
you can change background color for div #Frame.
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which White section would you like to change @ha77man
you need to sort your htaccess out, site will not load with www. in it
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All of the bottom section from white.
Yeah I will get my htaccess sorted out too
Like the whole white section. There are two colours white and black. I want the white colour to be changed but cant find it in my style.css
I tried firebug but not sure exactly what to do...Any help appreciated
the difficulty is that vanilla inherantly doesnt use a footer. The way round this is to force footer to the bottom of the page. This way you can control the entire background.
As @sahotataran sais you use #Frame, so ...
Change body {background: none repeat scroll 0 0 #FFFFFF;} to whatever color you want
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Still not sure how to do it. Sorry complete noob here
in your style.css you can add line:
#Frame {background:color code you want}
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OK, where does it need to go?
find what?
anywhere in your style.css - its best if you have your custom.css in your theme folder - then you can add this into you custom.css anywhere
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