I bought another Recycle theme and just noticed something. When I go to use SiteOrigin Editor I try to click on the "Remove" button next to background image and it doesn't remove. I don't want the background and am not sure what to do.
I assume that you are tying to edit this part of the demo:
There is no background image applied here. What you need to do in order to get rid of the coloured background is:
1. Edit the row. (wrench icon in top right corner).
2. Click on the first column/cell. This will bring up additional settings -> Cell 1 Styles
3. Remove the primary-color-bg class from Cell Styles -> Attributes -> Cell Class.
Sorry if this caused any confusion. Cell styles were introduced a couple of months back and we had to rebuild the demo using the new options. If you run into similar "issues" when you cannot change a certain background, then it is probably applied to the cell.
In some cases we used classes to set the background color of a cell, so that upon changing theme colors the cell color will adapt as-well.
I hope this helps. And if you need any more assistance, I'm here to help.
Hi There,
I bought another Recycle theme and just noticed something. When I go to use SiteOrigin Editor I try to click on the "Remove" button next to background image and it doesn't remove. I don't want the background and am not sure what to do.
Screenshot attached. Please advise and thanks!
Carlos
Hi Carlos,
I assume that you are tying to edit this part of the demo:
There is no background image applied here. What you need to do in order to get rid of the coloured background is:
1. Edit the row. (wrench icon in top right corner).
2. Click on the first column/cell. This will bring up additional settings -> Cell 1 Styles
3. Remove the primary-color-bg class from Cell Styles -> Attributes -> Cell Class.
Sorry if this caused any confusion. Cell styles were introduced a couple of months back and we had to rebuild the demo using the new options. If you run into similar "issues" when you cannot change a certain background, then it is probably applied to the cell.
In some cases we used classes to set the background color of a cell, so that upon changing theme colors the cell color will adapt as-well.
I hope this helps. And if you need any more assistance, I'm here to help.
Kind regards,
Timea
OrionThemes
That makes sense - super simple, thank you!
You're welcome.
OrionThemes