How do I change background color of pages in Beez_20?

[RoyiBaker+1]

Hiya -- I've been dissecting the CSS files on a Joomla site that I inherited. We are using the Beez_20 template. I've figured out how to change the colors and background colors of pretty much everything, EXCEPT the background color of the web page itself (so I have a strip of light blue on the extreme left and right of the content portion of the page). http://www.daystarlife.com

The color in hex is: c6eff7

Try as I might, I cannot find where this is specified in the CSS files of the Beez_20 template. When I examine the source code of the page in a browser, I can find this tidbit:

<div class="moduletable">
<style type="text/css">
body {background-image: url("http://www.daystarlife.com/")!important; background-attachment:scroll!important; background-position:left top!important; background-repeat:repeat!important; background-color:#c6eff7!important;}
</style></div>

The color is apparently applied with this, but I don't know where this code is coming from. Can anybody point me toward "moduletable"? Or wherever this color code is applied from?

Thanx,
Roy

[imanickam]

Reviewed the site and this is what is showing in the FireBug and the location is specified as (index):129

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body {
background-image: url("http://www.daystarlife.com/")!important;
background-attachment: scroll!important;
background-position: left top!important;
background-repeat: repeat!important;
background-color: #c6eff7!important;
}

Suggest reviewing the file index.php that is located in the directory \templates\beez_20.

Note: Make sure to take a copy of the file before editing it.

[RoyiBaker+1]

Thank you for your reply, Ilagnayeru. I took a look at the index.php file, but it didn't get me anything. I'm baffled where this color code is coming from. It seems like a CSS file would be a good place for it, but I can't find it in any of the CSS files. I'll keep digging. I'm wondering if this is stored somewhere in a database or a parameter file? Again, thanks for the suggestion. I'll have to keep looking.

[imanickam]

You could try the following:

(a) Use the Text Editor such as NotePad++ and use the Search in Files options to search for some text strings.

(b) Export the database using tools such as phpMyAdmin and search in the exported file.

[RoyiBaker+1]

Thank you very much, Sir!!!
I had tried using JSN PowerAdmin to search through the files, but it apparently doesn't work too well. I installed NotePad++, backed-up our site, and searched through the back-ups to finally find it. That color is specified in a module named "HD-background module", which is referenced in an SQL file. Sure would have been easier if it had been in a style sheet, but like I said, I inherited this from someone else, so, maybe I'll take a re-look at the CSS specifications. Thank you VERY much for your suggestion -- I was finally able to track it down!! Thanks very much again!