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I am trying to change colors of "my account block" and have not figured it out.

I got into global.css and changed some color code in the following block of codes, but these changes do not reflect on the front end.

/* block myaccount */
#left_column div.myaccount, #right_column div.myaccount { background: #000000 url('../img/block_footer_myaccount.jpg') no-repeat bottom left; }
div.myaccount h4 { background: #000000 url('../img/block_header_myaccount.jpg') no-repeat top left; }
div.myaccount h4 a, div.myaccount h4 { color: white; }
div.myaccount, div.myaccount a { color: #f4c278; }
div.myaccount ul.bullet { margin-top: 0.6em; }
div.myaccount ul.bullet li { background-image: url('../img/bullet_myaccount.gif'); }
div.myaccount ul.bullet .icon { display: none; }
div.myaccount p.logout { padding: 0.3em 0 0.3em 2em; }
div.myaccount p.logout, div.myaccount p.logout a { color: #ab0703; }
div.myaccount p.logout a { text-decoration: underline; }
div.myaccount p.logout a:hover { text-decoration: none; }
div.myaccount .block_content {
background: #000000 url('../img/block_bg_myaccount.jpg') repeat-x bottom left;
border-left: 1px solid #000000;
border-right: 1px solid #000000;

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What you need to do is, once you have figured out exactly which image corresponds to the block you are working on, you need to create your own image of same dimension with the desired color. Then rename is as the one your block is using right now and then upload it to your server. This will overwrite your old image with the new one.

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Yes. But make sure you know which current image in your server corresponds to the block you are working on. Then just rename it as the one in the server and upload it. To be safe, try to download the current image on the server to your desktop in case you might need it.

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