Hi,

The background color of the WYSIWYG editors is controlled by the body selector in your CSS. The catch here is that setting the background-color in the body selector, sets it for your entire site. If you want your actual site background-color to be different than the background color of the WYSIWYG editors, set your desired background-color in the pagebody selector.

Example CSS:

body{background-color: blue;color: white;} /* This is for the WYSIWYG background color */

.pagebody{background-color: white; color: black;} /* This is for the site background color */

HTH,
Joe D.

Okay, I think we may need to clarify some things. I think you are calling any type of data input a module, which isn't the case. Modules are things like the Blog, Forum, Event Calendar, HTML Content Module.

By default, all input fields have a white background. But, if you are using an Artisteer skin, you may have differently colored input fields. In this case, you need to copy any form element (input, select) in the style.css to the style-artisteer-overrides.css file. Once there you need to add "background-color: white;" to the form element selectors.

If you aren't using an Artisteer skin, just find any form element selector in your style.css and change the background-color to white.

HTH,
Joe

Hi,

The tab styles are controlled by the jQuery theme. Check out this page for info on changing the jQuery theme: http://www.mojoportal.com/styling-jquery-widgets.aspx.

HTH,
Joe D.

Hello,

Can either of you post a link to your site? It would be a lot easier to solve this if I could see it.

Thanks,
Joe D.

Thomas,

For your issue, add "color: #000;" to the .postright, .posttopic  and .forumpostheader selectors in the styleforum.css file.

You may also want to change the width of .postwrapper from 99% to 890px.

HTH,
Joe D.