jdspiral

It seems there may be a problem with individual in your blog. This leads me to suspect your single.php file could be the culprit. I would quote check that page.

Is there a theme settings tab in admin section with the text in it? Other than checking for that I would make sure that I read all the theme’s help files, and then email the theme developer if you can’t figure it out.

You can do this with any theme. Just upload your background and

background-attachment: fixed;

https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_background-attachment.asp

I would like to know this too. Anyone?

Just install Firebug, and inspect the element that you are wanting to change. You can read up on the documentation and learn how to use it. Once you know the name of the element you want to change you can just apply the appropriate CSS. Glad to help!

Try this at the end of your CSS:

#doubleCol a {
color: white;
}

Try adding this code to CSS:

#doubleColInset widget simplerssfeedswidget-2 a {
     color: white;
}

Do you have Firebug? If not you should install it: https://getfirebug.com/

Just don’t give them a background color in CSS. And get firebug for sure.

Hi, well, I just removed “Full URL path to files” just like it says to do by default and it worked. Anyways, thanks for reading!