It helps restore excluded sites

[Skanter]

Hello , I 'm sorry for bad English is because I am using a translator, recently I deleted all my weebly sites but I would like to restore two in particular , it would be possible?

[Adam7]

We can definitely restore a couple sites for your, @Skanter.  What were the two that you needed restored?

[Skanter]

The sites are mrpg-or.weebly.com and loja-or.weebly.com I also I managed to ask for help to support so do not know if they are already taking care of it , but , for what seems , yes.

[Adam7]

Not a problem - I've restored both of them for you.  You'll need to go to the Settings tab for each and set the site address back to what you had before, then re-publish.  

[Skanter]

Oh thank you brother

[Adam7]

Glad to help!

[sbburac]

Hi Adam,

You seem to be the man working the magic.

I'm devastated as I currently accidentally deleted my study abroad blog.

Can you help me restore it? The address I was using was shaynastudyabroad.weebly.com.

Shayna 

[Adam7]

It looks like you have more than one account, @sbburac, and you're just logged into the wrong one. Try logging in with your gmail account instead - you should see that site in your account if you do.

[sbburac1]

Hi Adam,

A lovely gentleman helped me restore it yesterday, but thank you for following up!

My follow-up question for the restored version is an aesthetic one.

My original blog had white text with a black background behind the text. Now it appears I can only have black text and a white background.

How do I change this so my blog look the same as it did previously?

Thank you!

Shayna

[Adam7]

Were you using a different theme before, @sbburac1, or a different background image?

[sbburac1]

originalcurrent

Hi Adam,

In both my original and current (images attached) I am able to have the same grey building as the background. When I originally created the blog 2 years ago, selecting that background made the textbox black and the text white.  Now (current image) I can't seem to achieve that same look.  

Just to clarify and make sure I'm answering your question, it is the background that I believe is tied to the behind-text coloring.

Thanks for any help on this!

Shayna