> thanks for the help, but overriding it in the css won’t work.. i’ve tried so many times by now. What do you think about setting the custom background to an empty-transparent png image?
Please try it again, and show us. It should be easy so perhaps we can see where it goes wrong. You may have had some specificity issues, so adding “html” in front of it, or @Paulie_D’s suggestion to use !important might help.
Setting the background to a transparent image won’t work, because the background color will still be there (like I said, I’m not sure how to completely remove the color from the settings, only how to change it).
