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orkid wrote: ko edit kat css file.

tgk kat BODY -> background-color(ko tukar kod color tu. settle

Espenhh wrote: Okay... Will explain slowly...


Site --> Template Manager --> Site Templates

Chose your template, and click "edit CSS"... You it says that this file is writable, then you are fine... If not, you either have to CHMOD it, or download it, perform the edit locally, and upload it again... If you do it the last way, the file you should edit is templates/rhuk_solarflare_ii/css/template_css.css (in the case you use the template rhuk_solarflare_ii)

Change backgroundcolor back to white:

Find:

body {
margin: 15px;
height: 100%;
padding: 0px;
font-family: Arial, Helvetica, Sans Serif;
line-height: 120%;
font-size: 11px;
color: #333333;
background: #FFFFFF;
}

here I don't know what it stands in the bola area in your CSS, but edit it so it says #FFFFFF (white)... By doing that, the background in JCE will become white, and the background of your site too.. But that we are going to fix now

Add a new CSS-class with the backgroundcolor of the site

Add somewhere in the CSS (outside any other tag, though :P )

.sitebackground {
background: #440000;
}

Obvoiusly, change #440000 to your prefered background-color :P


Then you save the file (and upload it if you didn't did the changes in the administration)...


Then it's time to edit the index.php-file of the tempalte... Go back to the template-secton of in the administration (Site --> Template Manager --> Site Templates), mark your template, and click "Edit HTML"... If it says that the file isn't writable, then edit the permissions or download it by FTP and do the changes locally, and then upload it... The filename is: templates/rhuk_solarflare_ii/index.php (again, change rhuk_solarflare_ii to your templatename)

Tell the BODY-tag of your site to use the new CSS-class:

Find in file:

Change to:

By doing so, the background of your site will get it's old color back


Hopes this made it clearer... Good luck 

/* Body */
BODY {
margin: 0px 0px 0px 0px;
background-color : #FFFFFF;   

lordmenace wrote: You do realize that there is an option in JCE to not inherit your templates CSS classes? You will be left with the standard black text and white background