[Genesis]

So all WordPress sites come with a background border that extends beyond the WordPress site. Usually gray in colour. I've been trying to get rid of mine but can't find the element in the CSS. I get a feeling it's something that is global and the CSS resides on top of it.

So now to figure out how to get rid of that global thingie. An image maybe?

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Right. I've now found a bg.png file in this line:

Code:

background: #ddd url("images/bg.png");

The #ddd is the same color as the bg.png

Change the #ddd without changing the bg.png and there is no change.

Even though I get the principle it's kind'a clumsy and archaic.

[pan1]

Can show us the sreencshot of that gray border?

[Sander k]

Where do you see that gray?

[GigaGreg]

You can try to change this:

background: #ddd url("images/bg.png");

to:

background-color: #fff;

[Genesis]

You can try to change this:

background: #ddd url("images/bg.png");

to:

background-color: #fff;

Awesome! Thanks iG. I came across this suggestion when I was Googling it, but didn't put it together that the background changes to background-color. Am going to try this later in the day to see whether it works. Will certainly make it much less clumsy.

[GigaGreg]

Np buddy. I am not entirely sure if that would work with WordPress, but its better to check out. #fff can be replaced with any 6digit hex number. #fff is the same as #ffffff, but shorter as it already states that it will be a white color.

[Genesis]

#fff can be replaced with any 6digit hex number.