I notice that this CSS thread is for Arras 1.4.2, and I'm using 1.5.0.1 - could this be why some of my CSS isn't working?

I'm trying to achieve several things here, and none seems to work with the code given below each problem:

1) Changing the main content box colour from grey to white:
     #wrapper { background: #fff; }
OR
     #main { background-color: #ffffff; }

2)  Changing the body font colour:
     #body {
     color:#5E5551;
     font-family:'Georgia',sans-serif;
     background-color:#ffffff;
     }

3) Changing link colour:
     a, a:link, a:visited {
     color:#D2777C;
     text-decoration:none;
     }
     a:hover {
     color:#D2777C;
     }

4) Changing colour of blockquote:
     #blockquote {
        color: #D2777C;
        text-align: justify;
        }

5) Tweaking the sidebar to match:
     .widgetcontent
       {
      border: #5E5551;
       color: #D2777C;
       background: #fff;
       }

     .widgettitle
       {
       border-color: #D2777C;
       color: #5E5551;
       background: #fff;
       }

Any thoughts on what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks!

Lauren

WP 3.0.1
Arras 1.5.01
fizgiggery.com

Last edited by fizgiggery (2010-10-10 18:34:56)

@ Fizgiggery.
The #wrapper is pink on your site with an !important statement attached to it. I guess you used the custom background option in the theme options for it.

And you already have this link color in user.css
a:link, a:visited {
    color: #2FA4CD;   
    text-decoration:none;
    }

a:hover, a:active {
    color:#2FA4CD;
    text-decoration:underline;
    }

When I look at your site the style.css from the Child Theme gets applied. Which part doens't get applied?

Yosh, there's a } missing here:

     #nav .sf-menu a:hover, #nav .sf-menu li:hover, #nav .sf-menu li.sfHover, #nav .sf-menu ul li {
background-color:#ffffff;
color:#d2777c;

#nav .sf-menu a:hover, #nav .sf-menu li:hover, #nav .sf-menu li.sfHover, #nav .sf-menu ul li  { background: #fff; }

.navigation a { color: #fff; }

You can get the reply box back by adding:

#commentlist .comment-controls { display: block; }

And the .navigation a works. Put it below the a, a:link, a:visited { color: #b32c43; text-decoration: none; } though

Hi,

Sorry for the primary question, but I could not change the header background even reading this excellent tutorial.

www.concurseiro.info / wordpress

I changed the user.css and added the following line:

# Hearder {background: # FFFFFF}

and also tried this line:

. Hearder {background: # FFFFFF}

I am attaching the header image ( http://www.concurseiro.info/wordpress/logotipox.gif )   I'm trying to change colors, if anyone can help me I appreciate it. I wrote the background colors I'm trying to leave. And I'm trying to put that right in the search box at the bottom corner with a white background and black outline.

I know the problem is not the tutorial but my lack of knowledge of programming language, but with a little effort and understanding of you I will walk in good arras themes.

Sorry for asking,

Sincerely,

Miguel.

Thank you, now it's ok!

There was a problem halfway between the chair and computer, this problem was me!

Please search box, how do I leave on the right side at the bottom without leaving the background white? (Www.concurseiro.info / wordpress), I found no topic about it, as I speak only Portuguese, and use google translator to read and write is a little hard to understand everything clearly.

Sincerely,

Miguel

Yes, I want to move down here like this image http://www.concurseiro.info/wordpress/logotipox.gif

The box came up and was not in the right corner. I wanted her to come down and stay on the right. I must have done something wrong.

See the theme options, you can fix a background on the 'custom background' part.