While fixing my site I found that I need a white background color for all my portfolio and posts pages, however I still want to be able to see the boxes on the main blog page. I found a css code from previous public tickets that allowed me to make all backgrounds white, however it does not allow me to have a blog page with either a different color background or colored posts' "boxes" (the blog main page all white looks way too flat).
Since I am using a child theme already, in order to save my small customizations, will this modification in the custom CSS box have to be re-updated overtime I update the theme or will it be saved in the (child)theme already?
Also, is there a way to have the blog page as the original (grey background and white boxes) but the rest of the pages of my site and blog with a white background?
Hi!
While fixing my site I found that I need a white background color for all my portfolio and posts pages, however I still want to be able to see the boxes on the main blog page. I found a css code from previous public tickets that allowed me to make all backgrounds white, however it does not allow me to have a blog page with either a different color background or colored posts' "boxes" (the blog main page all white looks way too flat).
Is there a way to fix this?
Thank You in advance!
Hey!
.ascend .masonry-blog-item { background-color: #f6f6f6 !important; }
Thanks
Salient Support Team
It works pretty well. Thanks!
Since I am using a child theme already, in order to save my small customizations, will this modification in the custom CSS box have to be re-updated overtime I update the theme or will it be saved in the (child)theme already?
Also, is there a way to have the blog page as the original (grey background and white boxes) but the rest of the pages of my site and blog with a white background?
Thanks again!
Hey Again!
Sure, Add this into the Custom CSS box located in your Salient Options panel :
body.blog .container-wrap { background-color: #f6f6f6 !important; } .blog.ascend .masonry-blog-item { background-color: #fff !important; }
Thanks
Salient Support Team
Thanks!