Hi guys,
As you can see in the link attached, my one page website consists of full screen sections which each have a scroll-down-link arrow (which I’ve removed the animation from) in order to get to the next section.
I’d like to be able to target each individual arrow for two reasons:
– Firstly, I’d like the arrow on my main banner section to be white (the rest staying blue).
– Secondly, between two of my full screen sections I have a smaller section (containing only an image) which I’d like the user to simply scroll past after clicking the down arrow in the section above it. Essentially, I’d like said down arrow to skip a section.
I’ve targeted the arrows sitewide in order to change the color/animation already (see below).
#top .scroll-down-link {
animation: none!important;
color: #1f7cab;
etc…
}
When I try to target the div class to which I set the name in the page editor, however, that arrow doesn’t change…
#mainBannerBlock .scroll-down-link{
color:#fff!important;
}
Thanks,
Laurence
Hey Laurence,
Looks like that should work, could you please send us a temporary admin login so that we can have a closer look. You can post the details in the Private Content section of your reply.
Regards,
Rikard
Hi Rikard,
Please find all the necessary logins below. Much appreciated!
Thanks,
Laurence
Hi,
I added the following CSS to your Quick CSS and it working:
#mainbannerblock .scroll-down-link {
color: white !important;
}
Best regards,
Rikard
Hi Rikard,
Thanks a bunch. So how would I go about making one of my downward linking arrows skip a section (in other words how do I tell my arrows which section to link to?)
Thanks,
Laurence
Hi!
refer to this answer: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/display-a-scroll-down-arrow-on-a-color-section/#post-267648
Regards,
Andy
Thanks, consider this topic closed!