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Module class suffix - change background color to white and CSS code required

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I've already styled the module colour with the template settings with a colour and they are in use on some menu pages already. This is from the template setting:

#container_top1_modules {

	background-color: rgba(0,126,140, 1);

}


I'd like to reuse the top-1 module on a different page with a black background. How do I write the coding for CSS and Module suffix box?

CSS?

 .blackbackground { 

         background-color: #000000; 

}


Module suffix box
.blackbackground (I put a couple of spaces before inserting this and nothing has changed.)

Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Peggy
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Hi Peggy

The following Custom CSS should created the class suffix for you...

 .blackbackground { 

         background-color: #000000; 

}


Not when adding the class to the suffix field, add a space just before the class.

Ciarán
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Hi, thank you.

Technically this should work. I did not realize the need for a space before the code in the CSS coding in this instance. I was only putting spaces in the module class suffix area.

I'm working within a test environment using usbwebserver and have loaded an addon to control backgrounds on all pages.
This is not working in my test environment. Some things don't work in the test environment. I will have to test this coding when the site is live.

Thank you for your help.
Cheers,
Peggy
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Hi Peggy

My apologies, I was referring to a space in the Module Class Suffix field. Not the actual CSS.

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Ciarán
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