Here is the CSS:
.custom #sidebar_1 { border: 1px #000 solid; }
.custom .sidebar { background: #a9e0ee; }
.custom .sidebar ul.sidebar_list { padding-left: 2em; padding-right: 4em; }
.custom li.widget { background: #83abdb; padding: .5em 0em .5em 1.5em; border: 1px #000 solid; }
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Hi there Matt!
How can I contact you? I’ve tried to find some contact info for you on this site to no avail
Please let me know your most preferred way that people can write to you, as I’m so sorry, but I must have missed something on your site regarding your email info.
I’ve love what you’ve provided here for everybody and I’m very thankful to have found this resource for Thesis! Great Job!
Hope to hear from you soon!
Kindest regards,
Mark *****email – marxexec@gmail.com
Thesistutor [at] gmail [dot] com
Same address as in the video
hey Matt!
Thanx for the excellent tutorial! I’m not a big code person – a moderate understanding. If i want to color my backgrounds for both sidebars do I do two separate entries the second with a “.custom #sidebar_2″ designation? And while I’m here – is there a way to color the background of my comments section different from my page background and different from my sidebar backgrounds? I am using thesis and thesis hooks latest versions. Thank you!!!! Keep up the great work!
Great tutorial. I just implemented the sidebar background on my site, but I notice the background ends where the widgets end. Is there a way to get it to extend to the bottom of the page?
Yes. Do you have a one column or two column layout?