background color in a content box

[alanbr82 0]

I would like to change the color to #fff and remove all borders around the content box. I've gone through the custom css and fixed most of the page, just can't find the content box items.

[Jenny 33]

You will need to add a couple CSS elements to make this work, such as the hentry-pad class. You will also need to add a parent ID before the class otherwise it will apply to all hentry-pad's on your entire site. Keep in mind we can't design your site for you so if you need CSS help, make sure you've downloaded [url="http://www.getfirebug.com"]Firebug for Firefox[/url] and check out [url="http://www.w3schools.com/"]W3 Schools[/url] for more info. Also please be sure to watch our Firebug video tutorial [url="http://www.pagelines.com/wiki/Custom_CSS"]here[/url]. If your site requires customization, you may wish to consider requesting a quote from one of our authorized Professional designers by visiting [url="http://www.pagelines.com/pros/"]our Pros page[/url]. (PS. The suggestion above was assuming you meant the small greyish horizontal box with one line of text in it.)

[alanbr82 0]

Well that response was not helpful at all. I've done the firebug thing and it worked for the background and "greyish" box with the feature set.

[Jenny 33]

It sounds like you've figured out Firebug before so you shouldn't have a problem doing this one. I already told you it is the hentry-pad. You just need to find and add the parent to go in front of it. Once you work out some CSS and paste it here, we can help you fine-tune it if needed.

[alanbr82 0]

That is why I asked the question since I already looked at it via Firebug. Key word in your you comment "shouldn't" since I did the question was asked on the forum not a direct email to support. And no it had nothing to do with the hentry-pad but found another answer from another monitor, got it working.

[mackenzie 12]

Glad to hear it's working Alan. Let us know if you have other questions.