Hello
I change the post look type.
Example:
https://www.virtualmagie.com/articles/comptes-rendus/concours-et-congres/5e-congres-mind-2018-2/
How I could achieve that the image under the title touch the lef and right border to avoid the grey margins?
Is it possible to put this image à 100%?
If you have a Custom CSS, it will be nice.
Regards
Hi,
When a background color is used like in this case, the website will be boxed. Every full width elements will be boxed. That featured image would be full width if there was no background set
– https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper/td-post-lenovo-details-new-computers-that-could-be-heading-our-way-in-2015/
It would be very hard to modify the post header with CSS to break from the general container in this case.
Thanks
You provided me some example like https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper/td-post-lenovo-details-new-computers-that-could-be-heading-our-way-in-2015/
I really like the fact the image background go on all the page.
It indicate Style 7… that I use but don’t do the same.
How I could achieve that?
Maybe I am misunderstanding. I though you are referring to the featured image of the post not being full width.
The options you mention in the template settings are for header and footer sections.
The link you mention uses post template 7. The image is full width because their is no background set. If there is a background set (color or image) the full width will be canceled, website will become boxed.
OK I deactivated the color background and all seem nice.
https://www.virtualmagie.com/articles/comptes-rendus/conferences-rencontres/conference-de-mark-elsdon-samedi-13-octobre-paris/
Thanks
If I want to change the white background color for a light grey what could I do?
Regards
You could design post templates with the composer and cloud library plugin
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/tagdiv-cloud-library-plugin/
Create a post template with a background colors for the rows for example. This will not cause the boxed layout to be forced.
Or with CSS even – https://www.screencast.com/t/YJqVqSgL26q
This code will affect all posts, it can be made more precise if needed
.single article {
background-color: lightgrey;
}
.single article .td-container {
background-color: #fff;
padding-left: 48px;
padding-right: 48px;
}
Nice!
It works with the CSS.
How I achieve that on the Woocommerce page
https://www.virtualmagie.com/boutique/tours/etude-pratique-sur-le-fil-elastique-invisible-zack/
https://www.virtualmagie.com/categorie-produit/tours/
and classic page:
https://www.virtualmagie.com/agenda/
Thanks