Is it possible to see all the elements I can style by creating a Child Theme?

All css styles are located in the inc/css/ folder, so you will need to override them.

Thank you for your reply ??

So I’m having trouble… I’m trying to change the color of the header, and I see an element called “tc-header clearfix” and tried to change the color of that, but it doesn’t work, is that even the right element name (The “black.css” file that I’m using for reference is very hard to read/navigate – sorry)

How do I change the color of the header?

header.tc-header is the class for the black line at the top, if you are talking about that.

Try:

header.tc-header {
	/* Adjust the (#007db7) background color */
	background: 	#007db7;

Can style the border too:

/* Adjust the border (top/bottom + left/right) style/color */
	border: 	10px 10px solid #007db7;

@ruester have you seen the FAQ? There are lots of common CSS tweaks in there.

I found this by chance not sure if it’ll help anyone when I was trying to change of few things on my site:

https://elplast-bg.com/wp-content/themes/customizr/inc/css/blue.css

I am getting better at using Firebug to find the specific css, but it’s still kind of tricky…

ALSO – I realized that the default Skin Styles have a background-image: css element set, so I turned that off and that solved my issue

Here is the code I used –

.navbar-inner {
background-color: #CCC; /*I changed mine to light grey*/
background-image: none;
}