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I am using Tumbax for a Tumblr feed. it is a great component. However, I am trying to change the background color of each post as well as the overall background color. Just wondering if anybody knows if this is indeed possible. I’ve searched the web with no luck and went through the instructions with no luck.
looking to change the background to black, .5 is this possible. is there a list of css that can be changed. everything else works perfectly. read and tested the above css but can’t get the background color to change.
what i am using right now on http://aboutalexmovie.com/now.html
#tumbax-header{display:none !important;}
#tumbax {width:70% !important;}
.tumbax-title{color: rgba(255,0,4,1.00)!important;}
.tumbax-post{color: rgba(60,60,60,1.00)!important;}
#tumbax-encloser {background-color:rgba(255,0,0, 1); !important}
Is there a reason you have this many !important
tags?
A lot of the styling for those elements is hard coded into the <head>
of the page.
I’m not sure why…perhaps it’s injected by the theming /widget or whatever.
If you can extract it to a proper CSS stylesheet…you might find it easier to override without all those important
tags.