Background color of Pageheader

Hi all,
I searched on the standard documentation and several threads here, but I didn't find any
reply to this specific problem.
I need to change the background color of the Pageheader of a WDA modifying somehow
a custom theme in the MIME Repository. I already changed the file title_area_bg.jpg in
common/pageheader theme folder with success but I still have 2 lines (on top and bottom) whose
color (now yellow) needs to be changed and it seems that the file subtitle_area_bg.gif
in the same folder is not the answer. I already tried it but nothing changed.
As far I as see, the file title_area_bg.jpg is put over a background area that is a little bit larger.
Thx a lot in advance, best regards.
Angelo

Hi,
so basically to change the page header element background you have to do the following:
1. Export your portal theme, so that you get a .zip file.
2. Open the .zip file with a ZIP Unpacker and change the appropriate picture inside with the one you want to have.
3. Re-pack the zip as it was
4. Upload it back to the portal.
This action would permanently change the background color of your page header UI element for this theme.
BR,
Todor

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