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How do I change the embedded content background color to something darker?

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Tutrix
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@gnomebe

no, you now use 3 codes instead of just one

#wpforo #wpforo-wrap .wpf-oembed-wrap {background-color: #444444;}
#wpforo #wpforo-wrap .wpf-oembed-wrap{background-color: #ececec;}

#wpforo #wpforo-wrap.wpf-dark .wpf-oembed-wrap {background-color: #444444;}

again

you should only use this code

#wpforo #wpforo-wrap .wpf-oembed-wrap {background-color: #444444;}

 

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Richard Simolari
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@tutrix Yes I did that, still no change.

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Tutrix
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@gnomebe

no, see source code (attachment)

3 Codes

 

 

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Richard Simolari
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@tutrix Thank you for all your help. I used the source code in the attachment and the background is still white? 

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Tutrix
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@gnomebe

Ok, you win the game, I give up and I'm out of here.

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Richard Simolari
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@gnomebe

Ok, you win the game, I give up and I'm out of here.

So "white" is the only color background for embedded content! 

I think whoever coded the plugin said the same thing.

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Kyle
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@gnomebe,

Please check your pm

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