Change page title container background only

awesome, thanks it worked.

Just curious, what is the best way to find for example that specific div class?

I tried to mark the title container in firebug but on the left side on your demo for example I see:

stretch_full container_wrap alternate_color light_bg_color title_container

and on right:

.alternate_color, .alternate_color .site-background, .alternate_color .first-quote, .alternate_color .related_image_wrap, .alternate_color .gravatar img .alternate_color .hr_content, .alternate_color .news-thumb, .alternate_color .post-format-icon, .alternate_color .ajax_controlls a, .alternate_color .tweet-text.avatar_no, .alternate_color .toggler, .alternate_color .toggler.activeTitle:hover, .alternate_color #js_sort_items, .alternate_color.inner-entry, .alternate_color .grid-entry-title, .alternate_color .related-format-icon, .grid-entry .alternate_color .avia-arrow, .alternate_color .avia-gallery-big, .alternate_color .avia-gallery-big, .alternate_color .avia-gallery img, .alternate_color .grid-content, .alternate_color .av-share-box ul, #top .alternate_color .av-related-style-full .related-format-icon, .alternate_color .related_posts.av-related-style-full a:hover, .alternate_color.avia-fullwidth-portfolio .pagination .current, .alternate_color.avia-fullwidth-portfolio .pagination a, .alternate_color .av-hotspot-fallback-tooltip-inner, .alternate_color .av-hotspot-fallback-tooltip-count {
background-color: #fcfcfc;
color: #888888;
}

.alternate_color, .alternate_color div, .alternate_color header, .alternate_color main, .alternate_color aside, .alternate_color footer, .alternate_color article, .alternate_color nav, .alternate_color section, .alternate_color span, .alternate_color applet, .alternate_color object, .alternate_color iframe, .alternate_color h1, .alternate_color h2, .alternate_color h3, .alternate_color h4, .alternate_color h5, .alternate_color h6, .alternate_color p, .alternate_color blockquote, .alternate_color pre, .alternate_color a, .alternate_color abbr, .alternate_color acronym, .alternate_color address, .alternate_color big, .alternate_color cite, .alternate_color code, .alternate_color del, .alternate_color dfn, .alternate_color em, .alternate_color img, .alternate_color ins, .alternate_color kbd, .alternate_color q, .alternate_color s, .alternate_color samp, .alternate_color small, .alternate_color strike, .alternate_color strong, .alternate_color sub, .alternate_color sup, .alternate_color tt, .alternate_color var, .alternate_color b, .alternate_color u, .alternate_color i, .alternate_color center, .alternate_color dl, .alternate_color dt, .alternate_color dd, .alternate_color ol, .alternate_color ul, .alternate_color li, .alternate_color fieldset, .alternate_color form, .alternate_color label, .alternate_color legend, .alternate_color table, .alternate_color caption, .alternate_color tbody, .alternate_color tfoot, .alternate_color thead, .alternate_color tr, .alternate_color th, .alternate_color td, .alternate_color article, .alternate_color aside, .alternate_color canvas, .alternate_color details, .alternate_color embed, .alternate_color figure, .alternate_color fieldset, .alternate_color figcaption, .alternate_color footer, .alternate_color header, .alternate_color hgroup, .alternate_color menu, .alternate_color nav, .alternate_color output, .alternate_color ruby, .alternate_color section, .alternate_color summary, .alternate_color time, .alternate_color mark, .alternate_color audio, .alternate_color video, #top .alternate_color .pullquote_boxed, .responsive #top .alternate_color .avia-testimonial, .responsive #top.avia-blank #main .alternate_color.container_wrap:first-child, #top .alternate_color.fullsize .template-blog .post_delimiter, .alternate_color .related_posts.av-related-style-full a {
border-color: #e1e1e1;
}

.title_container {
position: relative;
}

Yes now I understand and I could maybe guess that I could put .alternate_color and .title_container together because I know it is the title container, but when I am looking to find the specific div class I have selected on other places where I maybe dont know what you have labeled the exact container class I am looking at, how am I supposed to find it out of all the other million classes that is bunched together and share the same settings / color?