Hello, I can't seem to find how to change the color of the background for the Utilities Menu bar at the very top or the expansion boxes that appear when header buttons are clicked. Can you tell me how to customize?
Hey there, that did not seem to work when I pasted it in the Custom CSS box under Theme Options-->Advanced tab. Is that the right place to input that code? In your preview site, you have it as a darker transparent color, which looks really good. Is that all custom CSS?
The biggest issue I have is that the gray color it is now doesn't match my brand and it is especially prominent on mobile display.
no custom CSS is used for the demo. Actually the live demo and your site are looking the same, the fact is that the dark overlay on the blue color makes that effect, while on white will look gray.
Custom CSS textarea is the right place for that snipper, try by adding the !important declaration, like:
Hello, I can't seem to find how to change the color of the background for the Utilities Menu bar at the very top or the expansion boxes that appear when header buttons are clicked. Can you tell me how to customize?
Hi there,
there's not a specific option for that, it automatically darken the skin color.
That might help
.mgm-collapse-content-all {background-color: #00000}
Regards
djwd
Hey there, that did not seem to work when I pasted it in the Custom CSS box under Theme Options-->Advanced tab. Is that the right place to input that code? In your preview site, you have it as a darker transparent color, which looks really good. Is that all custom CSS?
The biggest issue I have is that the gray color it is now doesn't match my brand and it is especially prominent on mobile display.
Hi there,
no custom CSS is used for the demo. Actually the live demo and your site are looking the same, the fact is that the dark overlay on the blue color makes that effect, while on white will look gray.
Custom CSS textarea is the right place for that snipper, try by adding the !important declaration, like:
.mgm-collapse-content-all {background-color: #00000!important}Regards
djwd
That still doesn't do anything... I can provide a login if that would help.
Hi there,
from you screenshot the CSS syntax appears to be wrong, there shouldn't be any ; after closing the brackets }
Regards
djwd