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  • June 9, 2013 at 4:28 pm #24547
    andypeck

    Hi Folks,

    I want to control when/which container border to turn off and when I want it back on.

    I have created a tiled horizontal png graphic (with a transparent background) that appears to give the effect of the main color background blending into the ALTERNATE container by using halftone dots. However, I still want to control the other container borders. I dont want to just turn them all off/on throughout the site or even per page (which is what is happening at the moment.

    Could it be done by creating a class, by giving a particular container a name which is then associated with a specific top/bottom border? If so, can anyone suggest how to get started?

    You can see what I mean on my Home page… andypeck.co.uk (effect between x3 skills and the portfolio)

    Cheers

    Andy

    June 11, 2013 at 6:12 pm #123792
    Devin

    Hi Andy,

    You can target specific content within a page by using the page ID as well as the content specific class/ID. You just need to inspect the page code and then pick out the parent class so that the css only effects that specific group of classes/items.

    Regards,

    Devin

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