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I'm wanting to use Slate as the basis for my site, but find the black/dark grey too dark, so I'm trying to change the main color. I've got little CSS experience, but am able to follow enough and found an earlier message where if I put:
html,
body {
background: #fff
in my local.css file (and uncomment appropriate line in my .info file) I would get a white background. This did not work. I also cleared my cache. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Comments
Comment #1
VM CreditAttribution: VM commentedI believe it should be background-color: ?
A link to your site (if available) will help us help you where we don't have acquia slate installed. Firefox and the firebug and/or webdeveloper toolbar helps a great deal too.
Comment #2
iharley CreditAttribution: iharley commentedThanks for your quick reply. It's at . I'll download firebug for Firefox.
Comment #3
iharley CreditAttribution: iharley commentedOK.... so I was using Google Chrome for Mac to do my work in, but when I fired the site up in Firefox it's white... Weird.
Comment #4
jeremycaldwell CreditAttribution: jeremycaldwell commentedSounds like your CSS changes were being cached by your browser. The background color is white to me so sounds like it's all fixed now.
Comment #5
iharley CreditAttribution: iharley commentedThanks for your help, really appreciate it.