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Different background color for different pages

By ericwlee, in DMS & Legacy Products

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ericwlee    0

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Hi everyone, I was wondering if anyone could assist me? My site is: www.ecomv.net The background is white as you can see. I would like some select pages to have a green background. For instance, "Who we are." I'll also want to change a few other pages to the same green as I continue with creating my site. I'm not sure how to solve this. Searching the forum, I found this code: body.page-id-35, body.page-id-35.fixed_width { background: blue; } I modified the above, addressing "Who we are" page, and inserted in my custom CSS and nothing happened. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks!

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cmunns    16

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You may want to try this one out. ` .page-id-64.canvas #page, .page-id-64.full_width #page, body.page-id-64.fixed_width { background-color: green; } `

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Hi Adam, Thanks for the response! That does the trick half of the way. Is there a way to tell the content area to be green on a specific page as well? Or should it be made transparent so the background green shows through? If so, how might i do that? Eric

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Hi Bryan, This is the page id: <body class="page page-id-228 page-template page-template-page-beta-php logged-in canvas"> I want the background for the content area to be: "background-color: #D6E03E;" How would I translate this information to put into my custom CSS ? My CSS knowledge is pretty limited, as you can probably tell! Thanks in advance. Eric

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cmunns    16

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the content area can be changed from white to transparent using this; ` .canvas #page-canvas { background-color: transparent; } ` just add your page id to the front as i did in the exampel above.

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