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I am currently editing a website and I want to change the background color of a module but unfortunately, it is not working. I tried to press the plus sign multiple times but it does not show the color palette.
I searched a lot but I really cannot find the solution.
Any help? Thanks!
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I was having the same issue. I just updated Divi Builder, which didn’t help, but once I updated the Divi theme it fixed the issue for me.
yeah that was an issue with older version of divi, it’s solved in latest version.
but still if someone is looking for an answer, try bellow options.
Solution:
1: use custom css to change the color of background, go to the custom css and add
background-color: #000;to main section.2: use the backend builder of divi.
3: Update your divi theme.
4: Downgrade your wordpress to 4.8
5: if you are good with debugging css issues then go to inspect element and make the
display: visible; opacity: 1;for a specific element.hope this would solve your problem
Quick fix! only Incase you don’t dont want to update the Divi theme just update this css: /Divi/includes/styles/styles.css
Insert this css @ line :73
.wp-picker-container a span{position: relative!important;}The issue resides from the color span having a position:absolute;
It almost seems as if there is a colour already. Hover your mouse to the top right corner of the colour window and tilt your head a bit down. Check to see if you find a cog-wheel or a dustbin icon and click either one of the two. The cog-wheel will bring up the colour palette and the dustbin will trash the current colour.
Note: Because of some screens (like mine) the cog-wheel and dustbin are difficult to see unless you tilt your head and you basically look up at it and not straight at it.