This is simply the background colour of the body element. On your site it’s currently set as this: body { background-color: #c1e7e7; } This appears to be being added by your theme, probably based on a customisation option somewhere. You’d be able to overwrite it by adding matching CSS in Appearance > Customize > Addition … Read more
Okay, so I found a solution by using a different type of section. The issue was having was the max width was capped at the container’s width which could not be set and looked like this: But after changing the section type from a 1/1 to a color section, I was able to have the … Read more
Background image no longer fits to screen now that project is in php files
You can use this function to output the parent category ID and then style off of that. <?php function wpse_74737_category_top_parent_id($catid) { while ($catid) { $cat = get_category($catid); $catid = $cat -> category_parent; $catParent = $cat -> cat_ID; } return $catParent; } And then call this in your body class: <?php echo wpse_74737_category_top_parent_id( $cat->term_id ); ?>
You need to extract the value of the custom metabox (be this background color or background image) and then, once you validate to make sure it has a value, which one is empty or what happens if both have values, to determine an INLINE-STYLING on the following piece of code: <section id=”masthead” style=”background-image:<your dynamic value … Read more
First of all I don’t think that create a custom post type only for backgrounds is a right choose: backgrond are images and images already have their post type: attachment. If you have Worpress 3.5+ you can register a custom taxonomy for attachments, call it, e.g. ‘image_scope’ : register_taxonomy(‘image_scope’, ‘attachment’, $args ); for the $args … Read more
Because my neighborhoods were the only pages that required custom header colors i decided to just include its custom header within the single-neighborhood.php page so that the top header container, that was wrapping the navigation, logo, etc., would reflect the custom color chosen from the custom fields in the admin. It was the only way … Read more
There are two parts to the answer: You can set the size of images using add_image_size. This is done in your functions.php. add_image_size( ‘background-image’, 900, 500 ); //900 px wide 500px high – no crop Once this is set you will need to regenerate your thumbnails. There are number of great plug-ins that can help … Read more
Place the following code above the DOCTYPE in header.php: <?php $bg = array(‘bg-01.jpg’, ‘bg-02.jpg’, ‘bg-03.jpg’, ‘bg-04.jpg’, ‘bg-05.jpg’, ‘bg-06.jpg’, ‘bg-07.jpg’ ); // array of filenames $i = rand(0, count($bg)-1); // generate random number size of the array $selectedBg = “$bg[$i]”; // set variable equal to which random filename was chosen ?> Now place this code within … Read more
I have hunted down the problem. It is the _custom_background_cb function in wp-includes/theme.php file. on line 1272 the comment “A default has to be specified in style.css. It will not be printed here.” Line 1272 is where the color is being retrieved: $color = get_theme_mod( ‘background_color’ ); If we change that to: $color = get_theme_mod( … Read more