PINK BACKGROUND so UGLY!!! :)

Can someone tell me how to change this completely toxic color pink?

I often think about the person who picked this and want to have a beer perhaps a virgin frozen daiquiri with them just so I can ask WTF were you thinking?  I mean really how did you come up with PINK? You were in the design mode and said hey lets use this:  #FFCCCC and then someone said yep that looks good...Please tell me how to change this...to more of the today colors of a lighter gray or even darker gray color so it will look much nicer than the revolting pink...

https://getfirebug.com/

This is what I see so tell me what to so from here I would love to know...

I have fire bug that is where I got this:

/templates/base/swf_upload_integration.html

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<div class="swf_uploader_warning"><bx_text:_media_flash_warning /></div>
    <div id="accepted_files_block" style="width: 800px; background-color:#FFDADA;"></div>
</div>

<div class="swf_uploader_warning"><bx_text:_media_flash_warning /></div>
    <div id="accepted_files_block" style="width: 800px; background-color:#ededed;"></div>
</div>


there's one more (might need to change it too)
/inc/classes/BxDolFilesUploader.php
<div style="background-color:#ffdada;" id="accepted_files_block"></div>

Look at your screen shot to the lower right. You see those file names that start with gzip?

That's why you can never find it. You MUST turn off the CSS caching when you edit your site. With CSS caching off firebug will show you the file and line number it's in instead of that gzip crap.

I am pretty sure i have told you about turning off the caching many times. Whenever you email me to look for a css problem on your site i always have to ask you to turn off the caching. Well that's why i ask you do do it. Because with the caching on even i can't tell where it is.

Thus endth the lesson...Now I get it...

I needed this lesson too.... thanks.

I was about to dig up the post when I had this issue a while ago... Glad to see it was sorted out. 

Boonex really needs to move all of these easter eggs into the template stylesheets. It's a pain in the ass trying to parse through php for hard coded css.

Yes...Yes...Yes It is quite obvious to me after setting up multiple sites there are a series of changes that are hard coded that are a "MUST" to change and it seems like to me a setup module asking these very questions would be a module that would fly off the shelf.  Everyone here that has been here for a while knows exactly what I am talking about like this thread. 

This default setting is PINK what would you like?  Pick your color here or enter a color code of #blaaaa

Now I know there are about realistically 15 - 20 settings that need to be tweaked and should be again a module that gives me simple options to change them all in a series during the setup process...Look everyone has their own taste and good luck with that the fact still remains I should be able to make the site my choices in a matter of an hour or so and not weeks of digging and re-finding obscure lines of code that eats up tons of time...