Advertising on page background
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- Mon May 05, 2014 4:06 pm
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Hi,
i should implement a "skin" advertising on a RockWall site.
Can i do that? Should i simply modify the body parameters in the template.css??
Tks in advance
Fabio
i should implement a "skin" advertising on a RockWall site.
Can i do that? Should i simply modify the body parameters in the template.css??
Tks in advance
Fabio
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- Mon May 05, 2014 4:09 pm
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Better to use override.css and add css declarations there.
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- Tue May 06, 2014 11:27 am
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Tks, Cyberek, but i cannot see the background.
If you want to see the site,
I can give you the web address: http://cinema1.bigliettoelettronico.net
user: admin
pw: admin
Tks,
Fabio
If you want to see the site,
I can give you the web address: http://cinema1.bigliettoelettronico.net
user: admin
pw: admin
Tks,
Fabio
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- Tue May 06, 2014 11:42 am
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i've found it but it is in the lower part of the page.... is there an image that obstruct the positioning in the 0/0 position??
Fabio
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- Tue May 06, 2014 5:48 pm
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1. It would be better to add bg to body element,
2. Some elements inside body has white background already. Fixing that will take a lot of time. To give you something to start, test this code:
Then you would need to add padding, take care of header background etc. But that shows you the way. Use firebug/devtools to inspect and fine elements you want to modify.
2. Some elements inside body has white background already. Fixing that will take a lot of time. To give you something to start, test this code:
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body, #gkTop, #gkPageContentWrap {background: transparent;}
#gkHeader, #gkPageContent, #gkBottom1, #gkBottom2, #gkBottom3, #gkMiddleBar, #gkFooter {background: #fff;}
Then you would need to add padding, take care of header background etc. But that shows you the way. Use firebug/devtools to inspect and fine elements you want to modify.
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