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  • You’ll be more likely to get help if you post a link. It’s harder to tell with the images and no css to look at.

    Thread Starter edouardcoleman

    (@edouardcoleman)

    Thanks for replying. I cant put a link because my site is not online.
    But here is the CSS I used to color my pages and posts in grey:

    #page
    {
    background-color: #6b6e59;
    }

    .page
    {
    background-color: #6b6e59 !important;
    border:0;
    }

    .post {
    background: #6b6e59 !important;
    border:0 !important;
    }

    Tell me if you want more captures of my site or css.

    Theme Author Tomas Mackevicius

    (@tomasm)

    Hi, Edouard,

    it looks like an interesting theme implementation, so we will be waiting for you to post a link when it will go live ??

    In terms of CSS try to target:

    .list-view .site-content

    or

    .list-view .content-area

    or

    .list-view .site-main

    It is always a good idea to use Firefox webmaster tools (CTRL+SHIFT+I) to pinpoint the exact target ??

    Thread Starter edouardcoleman

    (@edouardcoleman)

    Come on! it wasn t resolved yet ! ??
    Maybe you ve anticipated my answer..

    I added your css but it didn t work. After trying 1000 other possibilities, I just modified this line:

    .page {
    background: #6b6e59;
    }

    to this

    .page {
    background: #6b6e59 !important;
    }

    I don t know why I did it, but it colored the missing part! Sometimes luck does a good job!

    Thanks for your advices.

    Theme Author Tomas Mackevicius

    (@tomasm)

    I suggest using Firefox Inspector (a part of Web Developer Tools in Firefox) to see what styles are affecting the elements. And what element to target with css. You can activate it with: CTRL+SHIFT+I and select the element you need with the mouse. See this video tutorial about Firefox Inspector:

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