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  • #638043

    Hi,

    First things first. I’ve used Enfold for about 10 sites now, and I’m really, really pleased with it! Especially the Avia Layout Builder is one of a kind, and cannot imagine anymore building a site without it.

    Now I need to build a site for a sports centre which has a logo and font family in a few different colors:

    – Red for Kick boxing
    – Green for nutrition
    – Orange for Personal Training
    – Pink for Dance Expression
    – Etc

    I would like to create a site where all pages about kick boxing are red (red logo, red font for links, etc), all pages about nutrition are green, all pages about personal training are orange and all pages about dance expression are pink.

    Is this possible with the Enfold theme?

    For example: can I relate certain CSS definitions to certain page id’s or something? Or can I relate certain CSS definitions to certain parts of the URL (like /kickboxing/…)?

    I know I can define the content of the pages themselves pretty nicely with the Avia Layout Builder, so my question is about the things which are not part of the page content: header, footer, socket, etc. Guess it should be done with some kind of conditional css or something…

    Cheers,
    Marc

    #638173

    Hey Marc,

    Thanks for getting in touch with us!

    To achieve what you want, you will need to use CSS for each page. Using the page ID you can target the elements you need for that page only and apply the different styles using CSS. This may become a bit tedious to do though.

    Best regards,
    Jordan

    #638276

    Hi Jordan, thnx for the reply and great to hear it’s possible!
    That it’s going to be a bit tedious is no problem, it’s all about just a few pages – hopefully! ;-)

    Can you please explain how to assign certain CSS to a page id?
    And how to assign certain CSS to a blog post?

    Is it possible to ‘overwrite’ the logo per page or blog post?

    Cheers,
    Marc

    #638847

    Hi,

    check out this page:
    Pages
    An example here:
    https://kriesi.at/support/topic/changing-a-specific-page-with-quick-css/#post-223394

    Hope this helps!

    Best regards,
    Andy

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