[HELP] - Color post

[90 BTB DA ALTA! ✟ 0]

 

Good afternoon, forgive me if my topic is outside the standards of the site. I'm new to Forum, I'm editing a theme on my website and I'm Brazilian, PainelCP is in English and makes it very difficult for me! I'm not able to change the color of the Post area, can you help me please?
The color in the post area is white, and the default text color is also white, so you can't tell what is being typed. I would like to change the color of this post bar without having to change the theme, would it be possible? And where does it change?

[fsr 11]

You have to change color in class

.cke_wysiwyg_div

 

[90 BTB DA ALTA! ✟ 0]

3 hours ago, fsr said:

Você tem que mudar de cor na aula

 

Sorry, I don't have much experience .. I went to the CSS area and found the line of code. But there is no current color there, example: #FFFFF so I can replace it. In case I have to enter a code? Please, could you help me?

[Chance 39]

1 hour ago, 90 BTB DA ALTA! ✟ said:

Sorry, I don't have much experience .. I went to the CSS area and found the line of code. But there is no current color there, example: #FFFFF so I can replace it. In case I have to enter a code? Please, could you help me?

To prevent the CSS from being overwritten in a future update to the theme, I would recommend going into your custom.css file, which holds all custom styling codes you should use for your theme. 

When in custom.css, add the following:
 

.cke_wysiwyg_div {
background-color:HEX COLOR HERE;
}

This will allow you to change the hex color of the background. I do want to mention I'm piggybacking off the original answer, so if this doesn't seem to work, please leavea. live link to your site and I can provide a more specific answer for you.

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7 hours ago, Chance said:

To prevent the CSS from being overwritten in a future update to the theme, I would recommend going into your custom.css file, which holds all custom styling codes you should use for your theme. 

When in custom.css, add the following:
 

.cke_wysiwyg_div {
background-color:HEX COLOR HERE;
}

This will allow you to change the hex color of the background. I do want to mention I'm piggybacking off the original answer, so if this doesn't seem to work, please leavea. live link to your site and I can provide a more specific answer for you.

Forgive my lack of knowledge! I put it the way you told me, I reversed some things, I changed my position and it didn't work. The posting area is still "white". Forgive me for all this, but please don't give up on me. so I can put it online for my members! 

Even in RGB I left it as cores, HTML, RGB, it didn't work.

Edited August 24, 2020 by 90 BTB DA ALTA! ✟

[fsr 11]

#ffffff is white color, so change it to sth diffrent. You can also add !important at the end of the line.

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5 hours ago, fsr said:

#ffffff é a cor branca, então mude para sth diffrent. Você também pode adicionar! Important no final da linha.

I  forgot to explain it! I had changed to change something too, because the code in that area is not #FFFFF which is pure white. I used colors in other formats 0,0,0 # 0000 and it didn't work

Removed !! Thank you. When I click to comment, that white color appears. However, before clicking on it, it remains white. Is there a way to remove this color? But that was a great relief, thanks!
I compared it with other lines and realized that the others had "rgb (color)" and put it the same, it worked. But it only works if you click to comment, if you don't click the area remains white

[fsr 11]

simply change color in the class

ipsComposeArea_dummy

 

[mr-pimpen 387]

this is the codes where you want to change the backround just put your on color

.cke_wysiwyg_frame, .cke_wysiwyg_div {
    background-color: green !important; - neaparat pui !important
}

 

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Thanks!!! Thanks!!