Hi @mica123,
We understand your concern,
In this scenario, you need to target the footer tag and make its background transparent.
With this, whatever background color/gradient you apply to the “.site” class will be applied to the footer too.
Please make use of the below provided CSS code.
footer {
background-color: transparent;
}
Hope this works for you.
Best Regards,
Tejas
Thank you, I’ll try it. Should I also make the header’s background with the menu and logo transparent as well?
Many thanks.
Hi @mica123,
You can make the header transparent through the customizer.
Please follow the below steps:
1) Dashboard -> Appearance -> Customize
2) Header -> Transparent Header -> Enable on Complete Website
Your gradient will now be applied to the header as well.
Hope this works for you.
Best Regards,
Tejas
Hi there,
Could you please verify whether the issue has been resolved?
Best Regards,
Tejas
Thank you. I only had a chance to work on it yesterday. I needed this only for one page, not the whole website. The code for the footer did not really work on it own – and not without adding !important, so I finally ended up with this code that encompasses all the necessary elements to work together:
header, .entry-content, footer, #post-xxx {
background: transparent !important;
}
Many thanks for your help.
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mica123.