1. justintime
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Good afternoon,

Great template. There is no url relating to any of my questions as the site is being developed offline.

I have set a background picture which is dark matching the dark tones of the menus etc in this template. But, the body color is now glaring white and I would like to tone it down to more of a grey color or even better to make it transparent like other areas of the template. Have drawn on my very modest skills to their fullest extent using custom code to no avail. How can I take the bright white background down to something more muted.

The highlight color of the menu that is in the hornav position has no distinction between highlighted and non-highlighted. This will be a problem in terms of access for visually impaired. How can I change the highlighted color.

Finally, when I create a module with a menu and place in SideCol-a position, there are large gaps between the menu items which I would like to narrow. Can you let me know where I can do this.
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Hello

1. To change the body color of your template you will find a field called 'Background Color' in the styling tab of your templates parameters. The body color is the color behind your background image, your canvas for lack of a better word.

2. Presuming I understand you correctly you can add the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters where #AAAAAA is your new active color..


#hornav li.current.active > a {
color: #AAAAAA;
}


3. To reduce the spacing of your sidecol menu items also add the following to your Custom CSS field....


.sidecol_block .module ul a, 
.sidecol_block .module_menu ul a {
padding: 10px 0 10px 22px;
}


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