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Hi!
I want to have 3 different color themes on 3 different pages on a wordpress installation.
What is the best solution, is there even any for a single wordpress installation ?
The site i want to change is
Thanx in advance for any tips/help!
Hi Paul,
I have checked your site and doesn’t seem to use header, which makes it easier, you can just use Avia Layout Editor elements for the colors, and if it’s limited we can modify through css codes which we can add in Quick CSS (located in Enfold > General Styling). For now, I would suggest creating the 3 pages and set it up, give us the links then let us know the remaining adjustments (or change in color) then we’ll try to help out by giving you css codes that should help. :)
Best regards,
NikkoHey Nikko!
Thank you!
The avia layout editor ? Is that in the enfold panel or when i edit a page ?
Thanx!
Hi,
The options in the theme are site wide, there are no page specific options unfortunately, so you will need custom CSS for that. The Layout Editor is the one you use on pages and posts yes.
Best regards,
RikardHi!
Thank you!
I want to change the color of the submenu backgrounds on each page, as well as the primary color on each page.
Is that possible with custom css ?
Thanx!
Hi,
Can you give us the 3 pages that you are referring and what colors you want to use with each of them? we’ll try to help you as much as we can with it.
Best regards,
NikkoSure, thanx!
Page 1
Color:#ff9933
Want it to be the primary color as well as the background for the submenu.Page 2
Color:#000066
Want it to be the primary color as well as the background for the submenu.Page 3
Color:#138808
Want it to be the primary color as well as the background for the submenu.Thank you!
Hi,
I laoded all of those pages and I cant see any submenu, are you sure they are active?
Best regards,
Basilisi would have done that via Multi Site Install. One WordPress install – one enfold with activation of Enfold over all “Subsites”
Than you can set for each a color-scheme and for each different css. But – you have to be a bit familiar of doing that – and after having existing content it is a hard work to transfer it – it is possible but laboriousNow : if only these three Sites from the launch page are different – it would be easier to define a whole set of css for those pages
(bollywood-bar; East-India and indian stories)Hi,
Thank you for the update.
Please use these css codes tp change the default background color of the fullwidth submenu element.
#top.page-id-412 .av-submenu-container { background: #138808; } #top.page-id-144 .av-submenu-container { background: #000066; }We used the unique ID selector or class attributes of the pages.
Best regards,
IsmaelHi,
If you right-click anywhere on the page in question and select Inspect in your browser, then you will see the page ID class in the body tag. You could also edit it on the backend of WordPress, and you should see it in the URL itself.
Best regards,
RikardHi,
Is there anything else we can assist with on this issue, or shall we close this then?Best regards,
MikeCan i use the page id to change other elements isolated to that specific page as well ?
As the size/font/color of the menu items for example ?
Thanx!
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