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  • Jessica

    (@thejessicapage)

    Hi,
    I took a look at your code, it depends on how involved you want to get here. If you want to go in and actually change the HTML by adding a new div, you can do that, but a simple solution may be to add a style to your css to wrap the content and the button.

    .inner-content{background-color:#e7dfd4;}

    I noticed that in your mock up you had a different color for the middle one: #d3c4af, if you are able, you could add a new class, for example, named middle to the inner content:

    <div class="inner-content middle">

    Then add your new style to the css:

    .middle{background-color:#d3c4af;}

    I would remove the following styles, if you need the div for placement you can leave it but just remove the inline style.

    <div style="padding: 3px; background-color: #cab282; line-height: 1.4;">

    Hope this helps you get started in the right direction.

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