Hi Ismael,

I tried that – unfortunately it did not help. As far as I can see the content is not shown at all. Even not on the bottom of the page.

Artiarturo_66

Hi Jordan Shannon,

thank you for your help!
Would it be possible to have the background image fill the entire height of the browser window? At the moment it only fills the area from the top to the end of the text.

And:
Would I have to set this for each single blog post via individual post IDs? – That would not be feasible. I would need a solution where this background image automatically gets applied to every new blog post.

Best regards,
Artiarturro_66

Hi Rikard,

perfekt! Thank you so much!

Best regards,
Arti

Hi,

of course, below are two examples.

Best regards,
Arti

Hi Yigit,

thank you for looking into it. And no, I did not remove any code from functions.php.
Sorry, the FTP username was wrong.

Best regards,
Arti

Hi Andy,

I am not sure if I understand what you mean – using a Code Block element inside a widget?
I tried to put the Google Analytics code into my button shortcode (which is inside a text widget) – with no success.

Then I tried to just use the provided code and style it as a button via Quick CSS (just in case that the code does not work inside a shortcode). But the problem is: when I click on it in Safari nothing happens. In Firefox and Chrome its working.
Do you have any idea why?

I would really appreciate it if you would look into it.
It’s the button named “GA Test →” in the footer column 2

Arti

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by Artiarturro_66.