Background only on row-inner

[Nathalie]

Hi,

I am using Fullscreen slider vertical and i would like to apply the background only of "row-inner" of my first slide. Right now i am able to add background only of each of my slide, but i don't want the background on my nav menu, just on my slide. Please check the image to have more details.

I tried to add background on row-inner but it show background on each slide…

[arminunruh]

I am not sure what you mean. Can you explain this in a different way?

On your screenshot I see that your menu at the top has a white background.

[Nathalie]

Hello armin, what you see is exactly what i want.
The first slide is text and i want a background as you see in the screenshot that i made with row-inner.
The problem is that if i set a background to row-inner, the background will appear on following slide which i don't want. Also i want to be able to set different color depending of my project. Do you think it's possible ?

Ps : I can't use your tool when your right click and "set the background" because the background appear all over the slide ( background cover also the menu ).

[arminunruh]

Hey!

I think here it would be good to use the menu bar to have a white bar underneath your menu.
Please go to "Customize" -> "Menu Style" -> "Menu Bar"
Uncheck "hide" and configure your menu bar as you like.

Then, instead of setting .row-inner to a color with your own css, please use the "set background" feature by right clicking on a row.

Does that solve the problem? I hope I understood the problem in the right way :)

If you don't want to do it this way, please use css in a different way:

.row:nth-child(0) .row-inner{
background-color: red;
}

Now instead of 0 you can put a different number into :nth-child(0) which selects a different row. If you combine this with the page selectors you can target certain pages. For example

body[data-type="project"][data-id="10"] .row:nth-child(0) .row-inner{
	color: red;
}

actually with a new version of lay theme you can write:

body.type-project.id-10 .row:nth-child(0) .row-inner{
	color: red;
}

which is a bit shorter