User Comments

1. 

   8/26/07

   legbamel

   Perhaps within the code for the widget (if you expanded the widgets in the html editor), but I'm by far not the right person to answer this question. This is more a bump, as I'm curious about the answer.

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2. 

   8/26/07

   lupideloop

   Thanks Legbamel....
   
   I tried that but could not see anything within the html referring to the widgets that could effect the background of that particular element!

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3. 

   8/26/07

   lupideloop

   Errmm... are bumps allowed?
   
   :-))

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4. 

   11/27/07

   DaVincisBlogLog

   Hey I was wondering if you could tell me how you got the tabs on your blog?

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      1/18/08

      lupideloop

      Sorry for the late reply....
      
      What tags are you talking about?
5. 

   11/27/07

   GetSmart

   Edit your template and add the color where it says "bkgd # or bkgd color #" The number # is where you should be able to add the color. Example #000000 is the color black, and #ffffff is red, etc... Just test it, but make sure that you get a copy of your template download it onto your pc incase you mess it up. You can always put the old one with everything back to the way it was the first time. Hope this helps. Oh, and if you need color # then look up "CSS" or color chart on the SE.

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6. 

   1/19/08

   dotartdude

   To change colors on Blogger, go to the Template tab and click on "Fonts and Colors." That allows you to alter color for areas, lines and type. If you want a color not in the grid, you can enter the hex code in a box under "Edit color hex code."

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