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9:02 am
May 15, 2020
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QuoteJohn or Steve,
I'm trying to figure out how to change the "content background color" of a specific page in WordPress. I know how to do it for the entire site, but I can't seem to find the correct "Additional CSS" to input into the customizer to change the "content background color" for a specific page. Please help, thanks!!
12:35 pm
June 7, 2011
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Hey Stuart,
The theme does not support this so you would need to add custom CSS and unfortunately I am not a coder. Whenever I want something like this I bring in my developer. You might try going to fiverr and finding someone to write up some CSS. Alternatively you could try doing it yourself. Here is one tutorial that may or may not work: https://cleversequence.com/how.....wordpress/
Scroll down to the bit about changing the colour in a specific page.
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11:29 am
May 15, 2020
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Hey John,
Lol, that link is the exact one I followed the instructions of, and it didn't work which is why I figured I'd ask. No worries though, I figured out a temporary work-around, I just changed the content background color from white to a very light gray for my whole site, which accomplishes what I needed on that particular page and I don't think it hurts the rest of my site. Looks kinda cool actually with a very light gray content background instead of white. And I'll get a coder at some point for a more permanent solution but for now this works fine.
Thanks John! Talk to you on the next coaching call!
-Stuart
9:00 am
June 7, 2011
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Ok, great. Glad you found a solution.
Normally I would build finctionality in to future updates but with MMM 5 and TunePipe coming soon there will not likely be any future updates to the theme unless something breaks. So you'd need to bring in a custom coder for specific solutions like this. That said, TunePipe will be able to do things like this extremely easily.
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