I need blog help.

sueann911

Ladies with a blog or experience, I need assistance. My blog is through blogger and I am redesigning it. I have a new template and header which are working fine, but there is some color in the background of my entire page that I can't get rid of.

If you look at my blog, there is a turqoise fade up at the top of my blog above my header. I have taken out every background image that was standard with blogger and this isn't part of my template. I have no idea where this color is hidden at and how I can get rid of it. Thoughts? Solutions?

For those on mobile, you won't be able to see it, but just in case you want to snoop, the blog is https://myhappyfacesadface.blogspot.com

DLpanda08

The only thing I can think of is double checking background color settings. See if there are any leftover codes for color in that section. Otherwise I've got nothing.

Cute blog though! 

sunlavender

You need more than blog help, lady.

HenHen25

I'm no help with this kind of stuff, I've given up long ago trying to mess with the html on my blog. But there must be some kind of random code stuck somewhere. 

The design looks really cute! 

sueann911

sunlavender:

You need more than blog help, lady.[;]

Shuttie Uppie.

But, yes you're right. Where does one hire a therapistblogdesignerlifecoachmaid?

::insert cute winkie face::

MsQuezada

Try removing this:

 

.fauxborder-right {

1. background-position: top right;
2. background-repeat: repeat-y;
3. position: absolute;
4. right: 0;
5. height: 100%;
6. _height:expression(this.parentNode.offsetHeight+'px');

} 

Remove everything except right.

Without looking at the main css file, I think this is where this is being set. 

sueann911

MsQuezada:

Try removing this:nbsp;.fauxborderrightnbsp;backgroundposition:nbsp;top right;backgroundrepeat:nbsp;repeaty;position:nbsp;absolute;right:nbsp;0;height:nbsp;100;_height:expressionthis.parentNode.offsetHeight'px';nbsp;Remove everything except right. Without looking at the main css file, I think this is where this is being set.nbsp;

When I get back on my laptop, I will try it. Thanks! It's been driving me crazy!

MsQuezada

sueann911:

MsQuezada:

Try removing this:nbsp;.fauxborderrightnbsp;backgroundposition:nbsp;top right;backgroundrepeat:nbsp;repeaty;position:nbsp;absolute;right:nbsp;0;height:nbsp;100;_height:expressionthis.parentNode.offsetHeight'px';nbsp;Remove everything except right. Without looking at the main css file, I think this is where this is being set.nbsp;

When I get back on my laptop, I will try it. Thanks! It's been driving me crazy!

 Let me know if it doesnt work. If you show me your css I can pinpoint it better.