How to change background color of Backtrace?

[Shades.]

I've been trying all day to figure this out, hoping someone can help me?

I want the Backtrace window/wrapper to have a different color than the main wrapper. Currently when I change the colors under:

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.generic_list_wrapper, .windowbg, .approvebg, .approvebg2 { That changes colors in several places.

The reason I need this is because the main wrapper has a sort of transparent background which works great for most of the theme but when I go to an error in admin and click on backtrace the window/wrapper is all the way transparent and with the "background image" showing through, you can't see the text. Hope that makes sense!

I've tried separating each one of these in the code above but can't achieve what I'm after! Any ideas please?

Thanks,
Shades

[Shades.]

Currently it looks like this

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But I want it to look like this

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But like I said, If I change the color under ".generic_list_wrapper, .windowbg, .approvebg, .approvebg2 {" it changes everywhere.
 

[Pipke]

For SMF 2.1

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.windowbg:nth-of-type(even), .bg.even {
    background: #f0f4f7;
}
if this above conflicts with some other css add the id css rule to it 

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id="backtrace"

[Shades.]

Thanks, I'll give that a try and post back!

[Shades.]

For SMF 2.1

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.windowbg:nth-of-type(even), .bg.even {
    background: #f0f4f7;
}
if this above conflicts with some other css add the id css rule to it 

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id="backtrace"

Well that didn't work for me, probably because I have mutilated the CSS in this theme I'm working on with trial and errors (lots). So I'll try what you shared on a default theme later or start this one over.

Marking solved for now, but still open for more suggestions. (It's definitely a learning process)

Thanks,
Shades

[Pipke]

try this once more

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#backtrace, .windowbg:nth-of-type(even), .bg.even, .windowbg {
background: red;
}
{/code]



[Diego Andrés]

Don't think it should have a comma, it's looking for a children, and it's always a windowbg class.
It'd just be

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#backtrace .windowbg