Finding a css design in website

[perchfishtrout]

Hi can anyone help me I have a website https://www.philipashleycarpentry.co.uk/ I am trying to find where the css style is when you change to a small screen view  the nav bar changes to a light brown color i need the file and it is in and the line please.

Thanks any help would be appreciated

[BenPleysier]

Right-click on the page and in the pop-up menu choose `Inspect`

In the Developer panel, click on `Select Element ....` and choose the navigation bar. On the right you will see the CSS, the source file and line numbers.

[osgood_]

bass.css.......line 24121 of 30018 phewy.....!

[perchfishtrout]

thank you so much i did try that but i am using a mac so it seems not to show up like you pictures

Thanks philip

[perchfishtrout]

hi sorry its not that its the light brown background color i am trying to change that css style is not the color i want to change please see picture

[BenPleysier · Accepted solution]

That is the colour of the text. You need to look for the background colour.

[osgood_ · Accepted solution]

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@perchfishtrout wrote:

hi sorry its not that its the light brown background color i am trying to change that css style is not the color i want to change please see picture

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As Ben stated background-color is what you need - line 24127.

You don't need to use rgba if you don't understand what rgba is, you can just use:

background-color: #123456; if that is easier for you.

[Nancy OShea]

Assuming you didn't create this template (if you did, you wouldn't be asking this question), whoever did build this is the person you should contact.

You have plenty of freedom to make content changes within child pages. You should not be tampering with the main Template without coding literacy & thorough understanding of how DW Templates work.

Most responsive sites are built mobile-first.  In other words, the mobile styles are the defaults upon which all other styles are created. Making random style changes without understanding how all the pieces fit together could result in  unwanted surprises.  Whenever possible, always defer to the Template's creator before making sitewide changes.

[perchfishtrout]

Really is that the best answer i think you should keep you comments to your self no help at all

[Nancy OShea]

You're welcome. 🙂