Background image and colored text issues

[Rachelle626]

Okay so I'm new to CSS but I have figured out how to get the background image to show up, but I can't change to font color so that way people can see what is going on. I am trying to get a "widget" on a site that uses CSS to customize pages.

 

This is what I have so far in the Custom Widget:

 

 

<div class="popup2-moremenu"><div class="floaty-boat"><img src="http://th00.deviantart.net/fs71/PRE/i/2012/128/f/f/wolf_paw_custom_background_box_by_wildwolvess-d4c4fnp.png"></div></div><div class="gr-box">

<b>Key</b>

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</div>

 

So if anyone can help me, that would be great, but if not, then I can probably change the background image.

The font is a default of black. I would love it to be white.

[gffects]

You need to go into your stylesheet and use a selector to change the font colour.

 

.popup2-moremenu{

font-color:#fff;

}

 

that's just an example you of course select the div or class that needs to be changed or even change the body text colour.

[Andrea]

I think gffects has it wrong.

 

Assuming it's the color of the word "link" you want to change, you need to look for create

.gr-box

in your css:

 

.gr-box {
color:#fff;
}

 

(Adding 'font' in front of the color isn't wrong, but it's not really necessary.)

[SmithWarnes]

You can just go to your style sheet, select the paragraph or division in which you want to make desired color changes. Just change the color code in that and the effects will be shown on your website.