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best way to check css changes you want to make is with dev tools for your browser of preference... best set is firefox with firebug... lets you inspect any element and see what css is driving it...
and a picture might make sure we understand exactly what you want to change...
but content area background, if I understand you, is controlled by:
#spMainContainer .spTopicPostSection.spOdd .spPostSection {
in your sp theme css file...
of course, for even numbered posts it wold .spEven instead of .spOdd
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Thanks for your quick response Mr. Papa.
I've included a screen shot with this reply. I'd like to change the background color inside the blue border from charcoal to white, and make the text black. I'd like this style only for expanded topics. Otherwise, I like the colors "as-is."
I hope this helps. Thank you.
so did you try like I said? since I guess right...
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Thanks for the info Mr. Papa. I've been caught up in other tasks, so I haven't been able to respond. So, I did find the section of the CSS where it says
#spMainContainer .spTopicPostSection.spOdd .spPostSection {
I want to change the background color to white. What code would I type?
Also, what code would I type to add black text?
Thanks.
background-color: #ffffff;
color: #000000;
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