p-body-inner or xbBodyInner?

[RobParker]

I want to change the colour of p-body-inner

I can't seem to find this in the style properties but instead there's a xbBodyInner property but this doesn't seem to do the same thing (it doesn't have a noticeable effect).

Any idea where I can edit p-body-inner?

Not sure if I'm going about this wrong as previously I never customised xenbase much.

 

[Russ]

So with Style Properties -> Page Setup -> Forum Style:

• Default has the open look like default XF2, this makes it so there's no container around the content and therefore inherits Page background color (pageBg) via Basic Colors
• Classic which FA+ ships out with on inherits (it's background color from: Main Content Background (xbMainContentBackground) via Basic Colors. You can also customize this container further by going to: Style Properties -> Page Setup -> Content Container at the bottom
• Boxed uses the "Boxed container" property at the bottom of Style Properties -> Page Setup

Which... I should rename Content Container and add a better description. On the list for next release. Does that help explain it a little better?

 

[RobParker]

I think I asked my question badly as that's not what I was asking, sorry!

If I inspect the HTML via the browser of FA+, it's p-body-inner that I want to change the colour of to give a little more separation between threads (and similar to how it is in Core). When I go through the style properties I can't find any reference to p-body-inner. It does have xbBodyInner but that doesn't seem to the the right class (but it sounds like it should be).

 

[Russ]

Use xbMainContentBackground to change the background for that. When the Classic mode is enabled this property essentially styles the p-body-inner for the content area.

Also just as a heads up this being the first release things like this will improve, I agree a clearer indication of message differentiation would be nice.

 

[RobParker]

That's the colour I'd like to change indicated by the red arrows. Inspecting the elements and changing p-body-inner does that but I can't find that in the style properties.

 

[RobParker]

Thanks!

 

[Russ]

Thanks!

Just to confirm, did you get it sorted?

 

[RobParker]

Yep, xbMainContentBackground did what I wanted.