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slackbladder
Member
Hi there, loving the theme!!
I'm trying to 'take control' of the 'container_wrap' class to give my homepage a different background image to the rest of the site in that area. I can achieve it by creating a custom template but your Template Builder is brilliant, so is there any way to do this and still use the Builder?
Appreciate any help.
Thx
Hi,
why do you need to create a new template in this case? You can use the container_wrap class for the background image. If you just want to apply the background image to the main content area use following code instead:
#main.container_wrap{
background: url(....);
}
slackbladder
Member
Thx for the reply @Dude
That will add a background image to all pages though? I just need one on the homepage.
The 'container_wrap fullsize' element is constructed outside of header.php and is created dynamically (excuse my noobness)? I have currently used 'is_home' within the header file to use a background image in the body element but would have preferred it in the container_wrap element. I'm also using a child theme, so I'm guessing it might not be possible without hacking your code?
Thx
Devin
Moderator
Hey slackbladder,
You can try using the page classes that get added in by wordpress. Ex:
#top.home #wrap_all {
background: blue;
}All the various page class selectors are attached to the #top so you can use it to tweak individual pages pretty easily.
Regards,
Devin
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