Hi Anne,
Are you saying that you want to be able to change the background colour of each column?
Thread Starter
Anne
(@anne-wsib)
yes so the first line is pale grey then the next is white then the next pale grey etc. Excel does this as an example so just sending a link so you get a visual.
or
Thank so much
We could add background colour as an option in the shortcode. It would mean you writing something like this:
[column-half-1 background=”fcfcfc”]
First column of content
[/column-half-1]
[column-half-2 background = “e8e8e8”]
Second column of content
[/column-half-2]
Would that help?
Thread Starter
Anne
(@anne-wsib)
The idea is there but no color showed up. I changed it slightly to be striped and put in the hash for the hex# but it is still all in white
[column-half-1 background=”#fcfcfc”]
First column of content colour
[/column-half-1]
[column-half-2 background = “#fcfcfc”]
Second column of content colour same
[/column-half-2]
[column-half-1]
First column of content no colour
[/column-half-1]
[column-half-2]
Second column of content no colour
[/column-half-2]
[column-half-1 background=”#fcfcfc”]
content colour again
[/column-half-1]
[column-half-2 background = “#fcfcfc”]
colour again
[/column-half-2]
Thanks so much this will work well if I can get the syntax for a background color to work….
Hi Anne,
You should now see an update (v1.3) available for the Bamboo Columns plugin. This will provide the background colour feature as we have discussed. (You won’t need to add the ‘#’).
Hope that helps 🙂
Thread Starter
Anne
(@anne-wsib)
Utter brilliance thank you so very much.
