Hello,
Please provide more details to what you want transparent. The background image or the page/post content?
You can use css to do it.
For example if i want the background to be visible through the main content I would use css like so:
.post, .td-main-content-wrap{
background-color: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.5)!important;
}
I hope this helps.
Thanks.
That’s great – that’s what I mean, thank you. I notice, though, that the transparency doesn’t also appear in the main body on posts – it’s still a solid white block that’s shown. How would I update the CSS to include that too?
Hello,
It actually depends on the post template used. Different post templates use different containers and some of them need to be targeted with css. Please run a test on the templates you use to see which ones work with the css and which ones do not so i can provide the code for the ones that do not work.
Thank you!
Thanks – it’s the default post template that doesn’t show the semi-transparent image background. Please provide the code so it shows through? Thanks.
Hello,
I tested the default post template with the code i provided ant it seems to display fine. Please provide a link to a post that does not get the transparency after you apply the code in the theme panel. (provide a link so I can inspect it.)
Thank you!
Please see the link below for an example of a page that doesn’t show the semi-transparent background – it’s a white block around the body copy…
Hello,
The specific post has a container over the other one so the transparency has to be different for it as it will have a visual impact as they are 2 containers overlapping.
Try this code:
.single-post .td-ss-main-content{
background-color:red!important;
}
This will be the case with overlapping containers. Imagine having 2 semi-transparent pieces of glass. A single glass will have much better visibility than the 2 pieces put together.
I hope this helps.
Thanks.
