Thank you, Phil. I was trying to change the page background color of the posts page. I only was able to change it by adding custom css:
#Content { background-color: #e0dad2; }
I want the default background color to be dark, but the posts page background to be lighter color and have a background image. Is this a missing feature perhaps?
The page involved is: https://stmartinusgroningen.nl/nieuws
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I found it. It can be done by using the export/import feature inside BeBuilder. Thank you. You really thought of everything. ?
Hi,
Good to see that you found it.
Is there anything else I can help you with?
Best regards
Thank you, Phil. I was trying to change the page background color of the posts page. I only was able to change it by adding custom css:
#Content { background-color: #e0dad2; }
I want the default background color to be dark, but the posts page background to be lighter color and have a background image. Is this a missing feature perhaps?
The page involved is: https://stmartinusgroningen.nl/nieuws
You can use the following CSS code:
Put it in Betheme -> Theme options -> Custom CSS & JS -> CSS.
Best regards
Thanks for the suggestion. Sadly nothing changes when I put this in the betheme -> theme options -> custom CSS -> CSS.
It does work if I add that content, without the
.single-post
preface, to the CSS for this particular page.Did you clear your browser cache?
I can see that this CSS is working correctly:
Best regards
Yes, but that is for the pages containing individual posts ('news items'). I am talking about the page just here:
This is the page that, in Wordpress, is listed as follows:
The page that says Posts Page. It looks like this if I don't add CSS to Page Options -> CSS
I want it to look like this:
The only way I found to do this is via the Page Options -> Custom CSS.
In that case, Page Options -> Custom CSS is the correct place to achieve that.
You can leave this CSS there.
Best regards