Aah, remove the :first-child selector and we’re golden. I had to re-read my last post and then it made sense.
Elliot, thanks for this. It gets me as far as the first content div below the header.
I would like the background (I’m using a pattern instead of a color) to go all the way down the entire body. Right now my frontpage has a slider and some content below it. Only the slider is getting the background at the margins.
It runs all the way down for blog posts (where I bet I only have a .container_wrap:first-child div, but where I have more than one div thanks to the layout editor or a footer, it stops after 1. How to get it everywhere?
Thanks again,
Bill
I’ve been playing around with putting an absolute div at the top, same height as the header, z-index of -1, but just in Chrome developer tools. I put it as the last div before the body closes. Not sure which php template to put it in for it to work in all pages. Is this a good approach?
Figured it out myself, needed to explicitly set the height of the inner-container div to the height of my log image.