The header/footer both can have custom color schemes defined by you in the options panel - after you sort that you can use something like this in your Custom CSS box located in your Salient Options panel to get started on the rest:
body, body .container-wrap, body .home-wrap, body #page-header-wrap {
background-color: #111!important;
}
html body, html body p {
color: #fff;
}
This does indeed make the background of most pages black, but leaves other parts with white text on white backgrounds. The masonry blog page for example now has white boxes for each blogpost, title and meta data is readable but the excerpt or intro text is white on a white background.
Hey Stefaan,
The header/footer both can have custom color schemes defined by you in the options panel - after you sort that you can use something like this in your Custom CSS box located in your Salient Options panel to get started on the rest:
body, body .container-wrap, body .home-wrap, body #page-header-wrap { background-color: #111!important; } html body, html body p { color: #fff; }Cheers :)
Hi,
This does indeed make the background of most pages black, but leaves other parts with white text on white backgrounds. The masonry blog page for example now has white boxes for each blogpost, title and meta data is readable but the excerpt or intro text is white on a white background.
Guess I will have to change all that too then ?
Hey again!
You could use this to sort it :)
body #search-results .result, body .masonry-blog-item { background-color: #000!important; }