• Resolved jklarich

    (@jklarich)


    I have my sidebars different colors. The primary is green and the secondary is white, but the secondary sidebar near the bottom displays the green color.

    Secondary Sidebar CSS:
    /* set full secondary sidebar background */
    .s2, .main {
    background: #ffffff !important;
    }

    Primary Sidebar CSS:
    /* set full primary sidebar background */
    .s1, .main-inner {
    background: #f3fbc4 !important;
    }

    My website is: http://grangerwashington.org/

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  • Jake

    (@jakewpsupport)

    Remove the .main-inner class from your css selector.

    Primary Sidebar CSS:
    /* set full primary sidebar background */
    .s1 {
    background: #f3fbc4 !important;
    }
    Thread Starter jklarich

    (@jklarich)

    That makes the secondary sidebar all white which is what I want, but my primary sidebar is green until the bottom which shows gray.

    Here is my code for the primary sidebar:
    Primary Sidebar CSS:
    /* set full primary sidebar background */
    .s1 {
    background: #f3fbc4 !important;
    }

    website: http://grangerwashington.org/

    To change the colour background of sidebars (only with widget inside), this has worked for me:

    .s2 {
    background: ##eaeaea;
    }
    .s1 { background: #f2f2da; }

    Thread Starter jklarich

    (@jklarich)

    I want to change the whole Primary sidebar a green and the whole secondary sidebar white. Neither of the above have worked. What should I try next?

    Website: http://grangerwashington.org/

    Thread Starter jklarich

    (@jklarich)

    Got it! Thanks!

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