I can't find a way to change the color of the black area at the bottom of the page, that lies below the footer (in my case the footer is disabled). This is a problem, because the area covers the navigation arrows, when the window gets smaller. It seems that this area isn't a block, because it can't be selected in the edit mode, so it must be some kind of "background", but I can't find the appropriate entry in Design > Site Styles > Colors > Customize your themes, because I've already changed all entries there, but with no effect. Only one approach has an effect: selecting another color in Design > Site Styles > Colors > Edit Palette in the far right circle (read, 5th from left), but this changes other colors in my themes as well, so it's not a real solution.
Contrary to this article, it's actually possible to change the global default color theme for a site by using the mobile app of Squarespace! Just go to "site styles" > "colors" where you'll find the corresponding entry. It's a shame that this isn't mentioned in the official help section!
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However, personally I'd make my own custom Module for this. Basically, it can just be a kind of VideoContainer - you can expose a couple of fields (like embed codes, for different sizes) and display the videos either with a tag, or an if you want to use a third-party embed from YouTube. Note that you can't use video sources like you can for images, so if you want a different video for mobile devices, you may have to use a little JavaScript to handle dynamically determining the video file to use.
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View the source code using a tool like Firebug or Chrome Developer Tools will make that easier to do. You can inspect an element, in this case the background, and see the CSS rules that applies to it.
In most browsers, you can hit F12 to open a set of developer tools for inspecting the page. From there, you can click the search icon and click the element you want to see the background color of, then look for the background-color css property:
The value is in the format of # and 2 hex characters for amount of red, 2 hex characters for amount of green, and 2 hex characters for amount of blue all together to form one color. individual values must be from 00 to FF.
An easier way to try to match a color in a picture with a color of something on a page is to make use of the print screen button in windows. Simply open up one painting program along with your web browser. MsPaint should work.
Once its loaded, press the print screen button to take a snapshot of the screen then paste the contents in the painting program. Use the color picking tool to click on the part of the snapshot that you want to know the color of.
No matter if you want to make a background transparent (PNG), add a white background to a photo, extract or isolate the subject, or get the cutout of a photo - you can do all this and more with remove.bg.
Large images, particularly on something as pointless as a background just suck on bandwidth for nothing, and can in the long term cost you not just visitor retention, but hosting costs as well should you have content of sufficient value that people visit it despite the problems.
My rule of thumb is for standard pages (background images, CSS, HTML, and scripts) to not exceed 100kb, though this excludes special feature containers on a single page with extra background or foreground images and gallery-like pages that naturally weigh a lot more.
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I created the main.css file and moved it into the CSS folder, then changed my background color as the video instructed and nothing happened. I copied the code from the normalize.css line in my index.html file, and while everything matches the video, nothing changes when I preview my website.
Well, I'm sure your code doesn't match the video. haha, a lot of people make simple mistakes and it's really common, even me make them sometimes.I'm not sure how familiar with CSS you'are but even if don't know much i would you recommend to watch this video: -basics/fundamental-concepts/the-cascade-specificity-and-source-order
So basically the style inside the body element tag in html have a higher specificity then class, id, and element selectors so if you have something inside your body tag styling the color that one will be apllied to your page doesn't matter if you have a external css file or internal saying to change the color.The best way is to remove the style from the body tag and add a class or id to it.
But now comes the part what is the specificity of the class or id?Well i will tell you the ID is more important after the style tag.So if you don't have any style in your body tag and apply only a id it will take the color of the id even if you have a class saying to apply another color to it.
Now the source order is the last one will be applied so. if you have on the id #heading two background color properties the first one will be ignored and the last one will be applied so it will be red and not blue same order goes for the class.If we had a new background color on the heading class and no ID background color it would take the last color and apply it to your element tag.
First, a comment on quoting code. The tick marks have to be double spaced below the text of your post and followed by the language. The actual code goes on the next line after that. You need separate quotes for each language.
With respect to the code entered, you have done nothing in the html other than give it the opening tag. You need a head that will incorporate the css file and a body with code to display. Each section needs to be closed. So it will look something like this:
How does one change the website background. Been a few years since I worked with weebly. There used to be a menu item to add or change the background image for the whole site. Now it looks as if I have to insert html code, which is silly, but I can't be sure. Can someone please point me to documentation that tells me how to do what should be a simple operation? Thanks!
You can only change the site background image or color if the theme allows it. I'm sure a developer could manipulate this by editing the css/html code of the theme, but if you know enough about css and html to do that, why would you use a builder?
Otherwise, you have to deal with having a header background, then content background, then footer background. There might be a theme with an option to make the header transparent, but since weebly forces theme browing by category and doesn't allow someone to browse through all themes (have y'all not heard of "next page"??), and since they don't allow you to filter the themes by feature, there's no way to know if a theme allows for something as simple as a site background until you choose the theme. I didn't think anything could be more frustrating than wordpress for a "non-coder"...but I was wrong.
You don't need to code anything to change the background of a section. Are you using a custom theme right now with your site? It looks like it might be broken from what I see in the editor, although I'm not sure if I'm looking at the site you are editing. Go to the Theme change, click on Change Theme, then choose a standard theme. Once you've done that, click on a section and you'll see an Edit Background option on the bottom of the section.
Thanks much, Adam. I'm not looking to change/add a background image for just a section. I'd like to change/add a background image for the whole page, and for every page on the site, that will "cover" the page, including the header.
The problem I see coming is, that using a template to create each of these sides will result in the need of changing every single page that is using this template if I want to change the appearance of my site globally (or the template). I could fill in the overworked template of course, but that would result in overwritten content which I would have to replace manually again.
However, I need to change just certain elements example, the location name in the title or if I have added anywhere elsewhere in the template page to change to the new location. The same is images; if I have used an image of big ben for London, it will look stupid when using the template for New York. 152ee80cbc
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