• sdcwg

    (@sdcwg)


    I’m using GeneratePress theme.
    I want the background of *everything* one color.
    I used “Customize” and was able to change the background of the main “frame” to the color I wanted by modifying “Colors”/Base Colors/Background Color.

    I also want to change the background behind:
    – the banner (I used Banner Manger)
    – the sidebar frame and footer frames
    – all of the pages (it is a static web site)

    so that the blocks don’t show.

    I’m using the temporary domain 97a.ab4.myftpupload.com.

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  • MarieJoJones

    (@mariejojones)

    If your theme’s customizer doesn’t allow you to change more than the background of the page, you’ll have to change it through:

    * Custom CSS if your theme gives you this opportunity. Add the following code in it:

    .footer-widgets {
        background-color: #024;
    }
    
    .separate-containers .widget, .separate-containers .hentry, .separate-containers .page-header, .widget-area .main-navigation {
        background-color: #024;
    }

    #024 is the blue of your main content.
    If your theme’s customizer doesn’t provide custom CSS, you will have to create a child theme and add the above code to the style.css file in your child theme.
    https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes

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