Hi,
Please elaborate on “Background does change classes when a class is defined.”? The background will not change any css classes. If you want to hide the navigation behind the background image (which doesn’t make much sense btw because of usability reasons) use this css code:
#supersized {
z-index: 1;
}
.header2top header {
z-index: -1;
}
Hi,
Sorry for the confusion, but this is in reference to defining the “ID or class of the content container/wrapper”. It does NOT do anything when I apply the class I’d like for the background to nest in and I want the background to start below the bottom of the header/nav menu.
For instance, on the page below I’d like for the woman’s head not to be cropped and no positioning and/or padding/margin will be responsive, or will properly fix this issue.
http://vanessagonzalez.net/wp/bio/
Thank you!
Ah, ok. That’s not possible with our plugin. The “ID or class of the content container/wrapper” option will not change the background position or element which shows the background but it will just help you to change the z-index of the element(s) you insert into this text field. The option is required because some themes use a low z-index value for the content container and then the background link (uses z-index 1 by default) will overlap the content area. The option enables you to set an higher z-index for the content area and to set a lower z-index for the background layer if necessary.
Okay, thank you for the responses. Any suggestions on how to achieve this? I’m stuck with this issue and I realize its due to the theme coding (and the developer being unwilling to assist with this issue). If you have any suggestions, I’d be incredibly grateful!
Thank you once again and great plugin!
