[Fluxipress theme] Background problem

You would add this to your child theme. You can learn to make a child theme Here.

For your content:

#main {
  background:  white;
}

For your header:

#header {
  background:  white;
}

Actually, this plugin looks good: One-Click Childtheme

If you use it, let me know how it works for you.

Hmm,

but I dont want to change my front page. Its fine how it looks now.

I want only to change post and pages, menubar, sidebars, etc.

Thanks

You should be able to change your post background color under “Appearance”>”Customize” .

Sorry, i’m not familiar with the background manager plugin, so I don’t know how to change the rest without using CSS.

In Appearance>Customize you cant do that in this theme, dont know why. In other it worked.

Does it show the color settings:

I’m showing the link right here: Screenshot

https://postimg.org/image/46c2wvgcb/

Yep. Its the box color on front page, not on post page as far I can see.

Its Fluxipress, tried other themes and it works fine.

I dont know what I should change in style.css to make it work properly. Maybe someone can check it? Thanks!

Actually, the problem may also be that it is getting overwritten by a background style in my header.

Why this is so hard ?? I just need transparent background but a solid content area…

Someone?

Thanks

You are going to have to change the content area for your entire site using:

#main {
  background-color: #ffffff !important;
}

Then to change your front page back to transparent use the following code with the first # being your padge id number.

.page-id-# #main {
  background-color: transparent !important;
}

To find your front page id number, navigate to “Pages” and hover over your front page name. You’ll see an address at the bottom of your browser window. In that address you will see where it say “post=xxx”
that number is your page id. With this number we can target just that page with the CSS.

If this doesn’t work, than you may have to ditch the background plugin. The inline styles that it is using is what is making this difficult. Besides inline-styles is bad practice anyway.

Ok, first one works well, but I think main page/front page doesnt have id number. subpages and posts have it for sure, but cant find any id of front page even using firebug. Maybe doing something wrong?

Thanks for help!

Wouldn’t be able to find it with firebug, you have to follow the steps that I shared above. All pages in wordpress have a page-id. If you would like to create me an editor login and send me the details, I could take care of it for you. I really want to get this resolved. Things that go unfinished really bother me lol.

;]

Okay got it, you should delete this information now though. Thank You!

Okay, so your page-id is the number 2. But I can tell you right now that the background plugin is not going to let you override the CSS, so in order to get the results you want, you are going to have to lose the plugin.

I can get the look you are going for, but that plugin has got to go lol. Today is mothers day and I have to spend time with the family, but I can do this for you tomorrow no problem. I am going to have to have administrator profile rights in order to access your custom CSS. You can contact me through email@: [email protected].