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I am having trouble finding the right code to fully customize my sidebar. I have been able to alter the font, & font color of the widgets so far. I have also been able to change the immediate background color. But there is still a larger white box that the widgets are within. How do I either change the color of this box/border or just remove it entirely? Thanks.
It’ll be hard to tell without seeing any code…
/sidebar widget title sizes/
#secondary .widget-title {
font-size: 20px;
color: #ffffff;
background-color: #036ba8;
}
That is what I have been able to customize. So I have white text with blue background for the widgets, and then the widgets are within a white background, comprising the sidebar. It is that white background I am trying to remove or change the color of.
Sorry but the code you posted doesn’t really help us to help you.
But I think you can actually help yourself…
I am having trouble finding the right code to fully customize my sidebar
I think you probably mean that you’re having trouble finding the right element.
If you use the developer console to inspect the DOM (F12 in most browsers), you’ll be able to traverse up and down, inspecting the applied CSS in the styles pane as you go. It will tell you the stylesheets where the offending CSS is located, and even the appropriate selectors used to target each element, in order for you to write/modify your CSS. You can make live edits directly in the browser before transferring to your stylesheet.