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I think that might’ve worked. I’ve increased the padding and margin to 220px because I think the sticky header might’ve been in the way. Thanks!
Yes I did the same for the other sections but with it being a new colour section, the parent is “main” which wraps the whole page. Because this new color section is set to “position: absolute”, it will position itself to the top of “main”, as would all the other new color sections. So what I’ve done is, using jQuery, wrap each original color section and their new absolute color section layer in parent div so they position themselves correctly over the top of the correct part of the page.
It’s hard to explain so hopefully I’ve made that clear!
OK. I’ve found a hack. I’ve removed the text from the grid row. Then underneath the element I’ve added a new Color Section and added two 1/2 columns to it. Then I added the text into these columns. On the frontend I added some CSS to make the new Color Section position:absolute and position it over the top of the grid row with a transparent background. I added a top:150px to compensate for the header bar. All seems to work, but it may get tricky further down the page when I need to do it again.
Anything better I can do?
Thanks
