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[picsitech Friend picsitechJoin date: June 2010Posts: 9Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 3]

#154337

Hi,

I’ve been customizing the template quite a bit. You most likely wouldn’t recognize it just from looking at it. I’ve even moved around some module positions. This is where I’m currently stuck.

The frontpage – I want the entire frontpage to be all black (utilizing the layout I’ve built)
I have it very close, however the heights of the two module positions do not line-up, and the white background displays on the bottom.

All additional content pages – The background on all of these pages are going to be white. This is basically set.

This is the frontpage of my website (notice the whitespace on the bottom)

This is a typical content page on my website (this is should not change when trying to get rid of white space on frontpage)

The problem is when I try to turn the background on the frontpage black, it conflicts with the background on other pages that are supposed to be white.

Wondering if anyone can think of a way to solve this. I’m stumped at the moment.

http://www.picsdev.com

Thanks for your help!

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#355757

Hello

You open the file: templates/ja_vauxite/css/template.css and find the following code:

#ja-containerwrap-m #ja-container {

}

replace:

#ja-containerwrap-m #ja-container {
background:#000
}

1 user says Thank You to Saguaros for this useful post

1. picsitech

[picsitech Friend picsitechJoin date: June 2010Posts: 9Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 3]

#355820

<em>@tienhc 194312 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hello

You open the file: templates/ja_vauxite/css/template.css and find the following code:

#ja-containerwrap-m #ja-container {

}

replace:

#ja-containerwrap-m #ja-container {
background:#000
}

</blockquote>

Tienhc,

Thank You so much! The style worked perfectly with no conflicts! You Rock!

Joe

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