• I cannot figure out how to change the square of black background under “Join my mailing list” to white, like the rest of the page. What would this be under specifically/where should I go to find this, I have looked everywhere including under css forms.
    http://www.remixxboutique.com/

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  • It looks white to me. Did you figure this out?

    I am a newbie and I’m trying hard to develop my second website on my own. I’m having a problem with changing the background of my text box. Can someone please help me. My site is http://www.exquisiteproposals.com
    Any assistance is greatly appreciated. I need to know where to go to make the change from the back background to another color.

    I saw your sites, but which text box’s background you want to change?
    You can use Firebug in Firefox to have a check. If it’s a picture, you must edit the picture, otherwise you can edit your style.css in your theme to change the background color.

    I am referring to the black box that contains the text. I want to change the black box background.

    I cannot figure out how to change the square of black background under “Join my mailing list” to white, like the rest of the page. What would this be under specifically/where should I go to find this, I have looked everywhere including under css forms.

    All I see is white background and white text so you can’t read anything. Assuming this is the case then this css will solve the problem:

    .textwidget p font {
    	color: black;
    }

    Hope this helps.

    Yes, this is what I want. Soon as you go to this site http://exquisiteproposals.com/ you immediately see the box pop up in the middle. The box is black w/ white writting. I want to change the black to another color. Do I go to StyleSheet to change it?

    and then if you select any page, the box is black and the text is unable to read. Where do I place that code in the stylesheet?

    @life0623
    This code will solve your color problem:

    #logo_area {
    	background-color: red; /* change the color to anything */
    }

    In future please start your own thread because your problem is completely different from the original poster’s. Everything is now confused.

    Anyway, hope this helps.

    0k, well thanks for the input

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