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  • #30513
    carolwlovelee
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    I like the background picture on the home page and the way it can continue show up on the way down the page. I do not want this same picture in the background of all of my pages.  Those I just want to be white with no picture.  Having the picture on the home page on every page looks really bad.

    #30514
    Jesse Owens
    Guest

    Hello,

    Thanks for the great question. You can do this with a little bit of custom CSS, which I’ll be happy to write for you. 

    In order for me to make sure I get you the right CSS snippet, may I ask which Theme you’re using on your website? You can find this by visiting Customize > Change Themes and looking for the one that has the banner at the bottom that says Active.

    Looking forward to helping you out!

    #30515
    carolwlovelee
    Guest

    Thanks so much Jesse I thought I might need CSS to get around this problem but didn’t know what that code might need to be.  The theme I am using is Evolv.  Could you be so kind as to tell me exactly where to put the CSS once you have given it to me. When I saw what was happening I couldn’t quite believe it.   I have been working with wordpress and themes for years and never came across a problem like this. Thanks again for your assistance.

    #30516
    Jesse Owens
    Guest

    Hello!

    Thanks for writing back! Evolv does things a little differently compared to other themes in the BoldGrid Theme Framework, so I think your best bet for this one is to actually use a snippet of custom JavaScript.

    You may need to tweak this based on your color palette. Navigate to Customize -> Advanced -> Custom JS & CSS and paste the following snippet, exactly as it appears here, into your Custom Theme JS box:

    jQuery('body').not('body.page-template-page_home').removeClass('custom-background').addClass('color4-background-color');

    Basically, what this will do is select every post and page that’s not “page-template-page_home,” i.e. your Home Page, and remove the “custom-background,” then add the “color4-background-color.” 

    The part that you might need to tweak is the number in the last set of parentheses. For reference, check out your color palette in Customize -> Colors and use this numbering scheme:

    Color Palette positions

    Generally speaking, numbers 4 and 5 are going to be the best for your background.

    I hope this helps!

    #30517
    carolwlovelee
    Guest

    Hi Jesse,  Me again.  Thanks for the amazing directions and the code.  I did just what you said and it did not work. 🙁  Wondering what went wrong.  I had such high hopes.  Any ideas of what went wrong?

    While you are helping I also wonder how to delete the Special Thanks words in the footer.

    #30518
    Jesse Owens
    Guest

    Hello!
    Sorry to hear that it didn’t work out for you. Can you send a screenshot of your custom Javascript in your Customize menu so I can see what might be wrong?

    Here’s some information about getting rid of the “Special Thanks” attribution page.

    #30519
    carolwlovelee
    Guest

    Custom Javascript in Customizer
    Hope you can see this okay and once again thanks for your help.  Carol

    #30520
    carolwlovelee
    Guest

    Hi Jesse,  I am not sure what happened today differently then on Sat. but for some reason the code you gave me is now working.  Thanks for all of your time and patience. 

    Carol

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