If I manage to disable the background-color in style.css – it looks exactly like I want it to look like.
(line 1405 regarding to my debug console)
.td-banner-wrap-full, .td-header-menu-wrap-full {
background-color: #fff;
}
I can do simple CSS, and know a bit about !important, but honestly I have no idea how to hide a css attribute via the custom code (without deleting it from the main css).
Maybe we have a CSS Expert here that can help?
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This reply was modified 10 years by
Edward.
Hi,
If you want to replicate that css style from our cars demo, you can simply access this file and see every css change made specifically for the demo: http://screencast.com/t/0cFA6nuK
(why not install the demo directly?)
I hope this helps.
Thank you!
Thanks Bogdan, but that is not what I want.
The screenshot that you are looking at – that doesn’t exist. I know that people are asking a lot of stupid questions in this forum before reading the documentary, but this is not such a stupid question…
The screenshot is not an actual website, it’s what I want to achieve and is entirely made up in Photoshop so you understand my question more clearly.
Underneath (next two posts) I almost figured it out – almost. Can you help me with the last step? (hiding background-color in class .td-banner-wrap-full, .td-header-menu-wrap-full)
Hi
Css code from style.css file can be overwritten with custom css in theme panel > custom code > custom css. For example you can remove that white background using this code: http://screencast.com/t/QIluxXliUp
.td-banner-wrap-full, .td-header-menu-wrap-full {
background: transparent;
}
Hope this helps.
Thanks!
Hello venusenaries,
Please provide your website URL so I give a closer look in this regard. I need to know it so I will be able to provide a more accurate response. Also, before this, you can try to add the !important tag to the above code because through this method you will add a high !important for the code and should work.
Thanks.