Widget color

Your link isn’t working at the moment. Let us know when you have the site back up and I can help.

@corey87 I just checked but everything seems to be working normally. Did you get it fixed?

Which title page are your referring to exactly? Or did you mean the title area of your pages?

Nice site by the way! Send me a link to the showcase when you’re done with it.

“The default colors of my widgets do not work, they are all white”

Which part of the widgets are you referring to exactly? I don’t see a home-feature-3 widget active on your site.

Ok, so you’re referring to the background colors.

You changed your body (main) background to white #fff….and the widget areas that were gray were empty (didn’t have/need a color applied to them). So by default they would show a gray background since that was the background of the theme. If you want to keep the background as white then you can apply a background color directly to those widget areas. Take a look around line 1584 in your style.css and you can add a background to those 3 sections –

/*
Home Features
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */

/* Home Feature Classes */
 
/*You can add background images/colors to each section of the homepage by adding them to the classes below.
*/

.hf1,
.hf3,
.hf4,
.hf5,
.hf6,
.hf7,
.hf8,
.hf9,
.hf14 {
	/* -webkit-background-size: cover; */
	-moz-background-size: cover;
	/* background-attachment: fixed; */
	/* background-repeat: no-repeat; */
	/* background-size: cover; */
}

.hf1 {}

.hf3 {}

.hf4 {}

.hf5 {}

.hf6 {}

.hf7 {}

.hf8 {}

.hf9 {}

.hf14 {}

Add your background colors to hf3, hf7, and hf9 like this (for example) –

.hf3 {
    background-color: #f2f2f2;
}