I’m sorry that your stack
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So I tried to comprehend as much as I possibly could from what you are writing. Are you trying to style the background of some of the components of buddypress? Like profiles and groups to match your background image?
It’s hard to get a picture also, because your site is on maintenance mode right now
Ho Virtuali…forgot maintenance mode active….please try again . I need the same styling(background) and sidebar of homepage ( http://tinyurl.com/4q45s89 ) to apply to all of buddypress components…e.g. http://tinyurl.com/665zbnf
Is this possible?
Thanks
Well right now, it looks like your homepage background color is a light blue, it’s just a color code am i right?
So you will need to apply that color to your wrapper css:
`{ background color: #ffff; }` (replace #fff to your appropriate color)
So, go into your theme’s Style.css and add:
`background-color: #85C8F2;` under the #content {
Hi Virutali, thanks for helping me.
You mean to add this in buddypress style.css , right ? The only theme that i have in buddypress is the default one..it’s style.css imports default.css
and here is what i did…i added background-color: #85C8F2; but nothing changes. Is there any possibility that because of template pack plugin i have to edit something else?
div#content {
float: left;
width: 100%;
-moz-border-radius-topleft: 6px;
-webkit-border-top-left-radius: 6px;
-moz-border-radius-bottomleft: 6px;
-webkit-border-bottom-left-radius: 6px;
background-color: #85C8F2;
Please advice
No, not the buddypress css, your Theme’s Style.CSS.
The easiest way to access this is in the wordpress admin –> Go down to the theme editor, and go down to the bottom to your style.css.
Now find this piece of css:
`/* Main Content
*/
#content {
width:960px;
margin: 0px auto;`
right below the last line, add
`background-color: #85C8F2;`
Hi again Virtuali…sorry for the multiple posts…my fault i found it it was in my theme’s style.css .
How about the sidebar, is there anyway i can implement it ?
Please advice.
Looks like you implemented some CSS from the buddypress default theme, most likely a Max-width css attribute. It’s overlapping the sidebar. I couldn’t pinpoint it off the top of my head…
It’s probably under the `/* > Global Elements` or `/* > Container`
Hm…really my theme’s (the one with the search box,ads etc) sidebar is actually there? Or you mean buddypress’ sidebar?
Can you spot out where is the line i have to edit or add?
unless you have physically made changes, or have removed the get_sidebar from the files.
What have you imported? What styles from bp have you put into your theme? the entire default.css?
Just noticed that sidebar was enabled only in posts and not pages….now i activated it and added a widget, if you check a buddypress component http://tinyurl.com/665zbnf you can see that the widget is at the bottom after the component.
Thats because you have a `max-width:` css applied somewhere in your bp-css, because the content is overlapping the sidebar, and it’s getting pushed down to the bottom.
I can’t pinpoint exactly where it is, You, must go searching in your css and find it, and tinker to make it fit in your theme.
, otherwise, I would contact your freelancer to find it.
Great i would check for max-width: …thank you very much for your help, you are awesome.