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Hey wonderful wordpressors!..


I am trying to edit my wordpress


http://www.sharpnchic.com/category/blog


I have uploaded a background by renaming the file to replace the old file- however with the new background it is hard to see the font and text on the blog or pages.

What do I need to do to change the container of each text section so that there is background colour in front of the background but behind the text?!

hopefully that makes sense..

if you view the link you can probably see it is hard to read the text on the page
I like the background but would like a white or ivory background to go for the text section.

Thanks

sac | 07/04/11 at 2:20pm Edit
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Previous versions of this question: 07/04/11 at 5:45pm

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    07/04/11
    2:51pm
    RNWest says:

    Hi

    Can not find the link you posted..

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    07/04/11
    3:12pm
    Sébastien | French WordpressDesigner says:

    Replace by 

    background:#FFF

    In your CSS

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    07/04/11
    5:40pm
    Armando Jaleo says:

    Hello Sac:

    You can find in your style.css the labels

    h1, h2, h3, p,...

    and you give the property "color:#FFFFFF;"

    Don't forget thi links

    h1 a, h2 a, h3 a, a

    and a:hover, a:link...

    The key is in your css.

    You can too apply a sahdow for Firefox.

    For more instructions contact me.

    Greetings!

    • 07/04/11 6:59pm

      sac says:

      Hey thanks for the response,

      this is the link
      http://www.sharpnchic.com/category/blog
      i did not want to change the font colour but the background behind the font colour..

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    Last edited:
    07/05/11
    4:09am
    ShaheedulHaq Sadi says: 

    background-color: #fff
    will change the background for every element you want to.

    In your case. you could do

    .posts, .widget {
    
  background-color: #fff;
    
}


    in your style.css

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    07/05/11
    5:02am
    Svilen Popov says:

    Put this in your style.css (wp-content/themes/Emporium_child/style.css):

    #page, #sidebar, #footer {
    
	background-color: #fff;
    
}

    Previous versions of this answer: 07/05/11 at 5:02am

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