TECKSPEED

Actually change the hexadecimal code to be #F5F5F5 that is actually closer for you. Always change the hexadecimal value to change the color of the header background as you wish.

Now for cross browser support you may need:

-moz-background-color: #fff;
 -ms-background-color: #fff;
 -o-background-color: #fff;
 -webkit-background-color: #fff;

That shoudl support most browsers just to be safe.

.sticky-disabled .tc-header{
      background-color: #fff;
}

That should do the trick.

Id love help on this however I just need to know how the theme is laid out by Zulfikar Nore im sure he could help me within a few minutes

That would be in the general support because the support in this theme has somehow dropped how can I get support if the go aren’t responded too or deleted? Support forums are meant to help not hinder ones ability to create something great. Forgive me for my ignorance however support is crucial for some users.

There’s a duplicate? Could you point me to it if I saw it I wouldn’t of posted a second time

Im guessing Ill have to go about the solution myself.

Im already using a child theme and writing custom css to tailor this towards the way I need it to look. Im open to coding php and css, Im just unsure of how your theme functions and what your using where etc.

As for css I was just looking for a consolidated list so that I didnt have to inspect an element every time I needed a class.

– Kyle

Marked this as resolved it encompasses the overall goal although I need to look into this further to see line by line what I had differently.

@d4z_conf I used your code to test and it works fine, now why all that code for a simple adjustment is beyond me. Thanks.

@rdellconsulting, it seems funny to not have that functionality already however, if you xhange the span of the navbar to span 12 to take up the whole box then use:

float: none;
 text-align: center;

do you think that would work as a simple solution? My biggest problem is making that span12 to take up the whole box.

@d4z_conf I’ll give this a swing and see what I have and report back to you.

Thanks,

– Kyle

I inspected your element on the slider for you you throw two errors on the page both pertaining to the jquery which is used to render the slideshow on your page. Its saying that your missing a file on your server (server 404 not found) on this file.

https://www.pureaircareusa.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/SliderOne.jpg

This leads me to believe either your installation is bad or your missing that file straight away. However you have added a new slider multiple times correct?

– Kyle

Secondly, I am working in XAMPP and dont have a url for you to view (sorry about that) help is harder to give when you cant use fire bug really trust me. . .