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I am unable to find the CSS to change what appears to be the top area of a table

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Updated September 22, 2023

asked on September 22, 2023

My form has been set to a background color other than white (#FDF7E2). Now, I have areas above my table that I cannot locate the correct CSS to assign it the same #FDF7E2 color.

I tried using the Developer Tools in chrome to attempt to locate the name of the area on the page, but I must be doing something wrong as I cannot find the code that pertains to the area I need to change the color to.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

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replied on September 22, 2023

I tried this on a test form in the Modern Designer and it worked:

.tableHeader .section-title { background-color: #FDF7E2 !important; }

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replied on September 22, 2023

Thank you!

Incidentally I was able to find the area name using eth Development tools around the time of your posting.

I had to remove the .tableHeader portion for it to work. Odd.

But it's finally not bugging me anymore. Thanks!

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