Changing color on navSuppWrapper

[davidrayandj]

I have the simply_kerrin template and it did not come with a colored ez pages nav bar (I believe this is called the navSuppWrapper?)

Because of the colors of my body I now need to make a white bar for the letters of the ez pages to be readable. (They need to be white to be seen- burgandy body color)

I have found that I can't just change (in the stylesheet) the lettering in ez pages nav bar to white (which would be a better choice for me if possible) because it also controls the log in & home up in the header and that cannot be white because the header is white.

I would like to be able to either isolate just the ez page nav bar links letters to white or have the nav bar itself be white and I can continue to use the black lettering (which is what it needs to be for the header log in to be seen).

Does this make any sense..?

Anyway, I found the #navSuppWrapper in the stylesheet and it has:

background-color: none

I thought if maybe I added my color there (white) I would get a white nav bar but it has no affect on the bar...still no coloring at all.

I am traveling down the wrong direction here?
Thanks gang!

[stevesh]

When I edit your stylesheet in Web Developer and change the background-color of #navSuppWrapper to #ffffff, it does change it to white, so ...?

[davidrayandj]

When I edit your stylesheet in Web Developer and change the background-color of #navSuppWrapper to #ffffff, it does change it to white, so ...?

Well that is because I am an idiot and I didn't put the # in first...just a bunch of ffffff's. DUH!

That's why you guys are the one's out there giving advice and we are just following along screwing up things as we go....

Thanks once again!