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Have a look at my temporary site here:
http://139.162.55.91/~cerulea1/wordpress/team/
The white area between the ocean background and the pale yellow frame is not defined by any setting. I do not use white anywhere as a color (except for fonts), and I cannot force this area to any different color.
On the page below I cannot change the white background unless I insert the text into an HTML widget and give that widget a background color (but then I will end in the same case as above): http://139.162.55.91/~cerulea1/wordpress/aboutus/
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help to suggest any idea on where to start.
PS: I’m using the following custom CSS (using Simple CSS plugin), to remove page title on top of each page, as well as to hide html table cell borders (this is not working very well, there are still some visible borders in the “team” page above). I don’t know how to write CSS, I just copied this code from a FAQ. I don’t believe it causes or affects the white background problem which I want to fix in this post:
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.page .hentry .entry-header {display: none;}
.single-post .hentry .entry-header {display: none;}
table {border-collapse: collapse;}
table, tr, td {border: none;}
.entry-content table, tr, td {border: none;}
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