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[turminator Friend turminatorJoin date: August 2008Posts: 247Downloads:47Uploads:46 Thanks: 23 Thanked: 4 times in 1 posts]

#182215

Hello Team,

I have installed Ja_Zite here: (http://www.efsvalves.com/en/company/about-efs-valves) but I would like that have a similar design than my old website, here (http://valves2008.barcelonacreations.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=6&Itemid=6&lang=es). How can I do to have similar background color for content position and module position?

Many thanks for your support.

[TomC Moderator TomCJoin date: October 2014Posts: 14077Downloads:58Uploads:137 Thanks: 948 Thanked: 3155 times in 2495 posts]

#472809

So that I can best try to assist you, please set “Optimize CSS” to “No” within your Template Manager–General Settings

[turminator Friend turminatorJoin date: August 2008Posts: 247Downloads:47Uploads:46 Thanks: 23 Thanked: 4 times in 1 posts]

#472813

Hello TomC,

Now I modified parameter “Optimize CSS”.

Many thanks for your support.

[TomC Moderator TomCJoin date: October 2014Posts: 14077Downloads:58Uploads:137 Thanks: 948 Thanked: 3155 times in 2495 posts]

#472815

Here is a suggestion – if I am understanding what you want to accomplish . . .

For the MAIN CONTENT section:
within file path –> /plugins/system/jat3/jat3/base-themes/default/css/template.css

at line 991, you will see the following:

.ja-content-main {
background-color: white;
}

try adding a background color property to this rule, for example . . .

.ja-content-main {
background-color: white;
margin-bottom: 20px;
}

For the LEFT COLUMN:
within file path –> /templates/ja_zite/css/layout.css

at line 72, also add a background color property, for example . . .

.ja-colswrap {
background-color: white;
}

This will, at lease, get you the white background to those sections – similar to your original site. If you are wanting to further style the sections to more closely resemble your original site look, this will involve some additional time, trial-and-error and patience in playing around with the relative CSS.

TWO SUGGESTIONS . . .
1. USE FIREBUG

2. Review the relative CSS for those elements within your original site, and employ a little trial-and-error in seeing if you can copy/duplicate the CSS rules from your original site into the relative CSS rules for your new/updated site. Make sense?

Hope some of this helps and gives you some ideas to play around with.

🙂

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