Thanks Ken, I just tried yours, still the same. I also tried adding 
transparent borders & margins. As we get older we need a little flexibility. 
All the other css "tags' not a problem
Although I was using: "user".gnc-class-user-register-primary {  
background-color: #403f3f;  color: white;  padding-top: 11px;  padding-bottom: 
11px; }
I do more graphics work so accessibility in Win 11 would not helpJust the 
register lines a little too close
    On Sunday, April 7, 2024 at 10:42:13 PM EDT, Ken Farley 
<farle...@gmail.com> wrote:  
 
 Don't know if you ever solved this, or if a solution is possible, but 
these are the lines from my GTK3 CSS file that deal with the register lines.

*.gnc-class-register-primary
{
   background-color: @hueRegLight ;
   color:            @hueTextNormal ;
}

*.gnc-class-register-secondary
{
   background-color: @hueRegDark ;
   color:            @hueTextNormal ;
}

I don't know if the padding values are available to change. You'd have 
to try it. First, make sure you are setting the register settings that 
are available by making the color something ridiculous like pink, to be 
sure your syntax is correct. You can always change it back to white or 
whatever you were using. I have variables set in my CSS file that I can 
reference in many setting statements, so if I want to change a setting 
for "normal text" everywhere, I only have to change it once, at the 
beginning of the file.
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