I haven't dabbled with the new profiles (just old ones), so I don't know if it works different there, but that would probably be like...
"#about h2
{ (stuff here modifying it)
}"
Each of the sections has a name applied to it in the original code.
#profile = avatar space
#details (the rest of these are self-explanatory)
#wishlist
#about
#friends
#multimedia
#journal
#comments
#signature
Basically the "h2" will apply to the header part that has the text. It'll affect
that little square and nothing else, whereas if you leave it
without the "h2", it'll affect the
content of the box, I.E., the stuff below the header. So if you're trying to change the headers, you'll need to use the "h2".
If you want to affect several sets with the same look and such, you can type like...
"#profile h2
, #wishlist h2
{ (stuff here)
}"
I'm not very good at this, but hey, that might help a bit.
xp And no, the background won't be affected at all, if I'm not mistaken.
EDIT: You use Firefox, right, Kayako? Then I would suggest downloading this extension called
Web Developer. It lets you modify the CSS while viewing the page, so it makes coding profiles ten times faster. It also helps you learn what works and what you're just screwing up really bad.
razz