I set a dark (gray) background for the theme and white for text.
This works well for the site, but the content field keeps the white background. The attached screenshot demonstrates the issue.

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nocturn’s picture

Tested the lates -dev snapshot and it has the same issue

komal.savla’s picture

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Hi,

I have kept the same settings as you have mentioned above and used the version 7.x-1.0 of Pixture reloaded theme But i am not able to reproduce the issue. you can see the attached screenshot of my site.
Can you please provide the link of your site or give some more details.

Thanks,
Komal

komal.savla’s picture

Hi,

Now I got the white background when i created the new content on the site .
To fix this remove the following css from the colors.css :

.block .article,
.block .article-sticky {
  background: #ffffff;
}

/* Articles */
#main-content .article {
  background: #ffffff;
}

And after this go to Appearance and then click the settings of Pixture Reloaded theme and Click the "Save Configuration" button

Thanks,
Komal

Jeff Burnz’s picture

Sounds like a bug, will be looking into and fixing issues this week - cheers!

smitty’s picture

Well, it looks like the changes from #3 made it in, because I can't find these lines in the colors.css any more.

But now I have the problem, that it is not possible to change the page background using the color module at all. In the theme settings I can set the "Page background" to whatever I want, but the background colour of the page remains white.

I found out, that the background colour can be changed by changing line 10 in the colors.css from "background: #fff;" to another colour. But I think this is not what was intended by using the color module?

Jeff Burnz’s picture

Hmmm, I havent used the 7.x-1.x version for a long time, I will need to refresh my memory.

smitty’s picture

Found out: The background colour for the page in the color.css is set to: "background: #fff;"
But it must be: "background: #ffffff;"

I changed it in my file and it works fine. So I can change the page background via the theme settings.

dimitriseng’s picture

Hi. I had the same issue. I can confirm that making the change described in #7 resolves the issue and the page background can be set successfully via the theme settings. Can this be fixed please? Thank you.

dimitriseng’s picture

I see that this is fixed in the latest 7.x-2.x-dev version, thanks.