Templates for Joomla! 5.x • Re: Site Background Color

1. Inspect Current Background Settings
Use your browser’s Inspect Element tool (Right-click > Inspect) to identify where the yellow background is defined. Look for the background-color property in the CSS.
2. Override with user.css
If your template allows for a custom CSS file (like user.css), you can use it to override the default background settings. Add the following code to your user.css file:

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body {
background-color: #cdeefd !important; /* Light blue */
background-image: none !important; /* Removes additional background images */
}
The !important declaration ensures this rule overrides any other conflicting rules.
3. Check Template Options
Some Joomla templates include built-in background settings in their configuration. Go to Extensions > Templates > Styles, open the active template, and look for background settings. Clear any background colors or images from there.
4. Address Transparency (If Necessary)
If your background is partially transparent and still showing yellow, adjust the transparency:

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body {
background-color: rgba(205, 238, 253, 1) !important; /* Fully opaque light blue */
}
Change the last value (opacity) between 0 (fully transparent) and 1 (fully opaque) to suit your needs.

5. Consider Conflicting Extensions
The "Full Screen Background Image" extension might be layering the image on top of the yellow background but not fully covering it. Check its configuration for overlay settings or disable it temporarily to see if the yellow persists.

6. Clear Cache and Test
After making changes:

Clear the Joomla cache via System > Clear Cache.
Refresh your browser (Ctrl + F5 or Shift + Reload) to ensure you’re seeing the updated styles . i also facing this in website page https://capcuttemplatestore.com/ical-capcut-templatewhen you i was using joomla .

Statistics: Posted by JohnCarter21 — Tue Nov 26, 2024 10:14 am

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