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  • horseover Friend
    #138445

    Is there a way to add an image or color to the left and right columns to lessen the white space if I have a lot of content in the main section? I have fumbled around a bit with the ja-col1, col2 in the template.css with no luck.

    I have an subtle image that could be repeated in the background of the whole left and right columns so it doesn’t need to just start when my left and right module content ends, or if there is a way to start the repeating image after the module content ends, that would work as well. I ultimately just want the white space filled with something.

    Thanks
    http://www.woodsmithfarm.com

    Anonymous Moderator
    #292998

    It is possible.

    Please open template.css file in templates/ja_pyrite/css folder:

    + at about line 589, find following code:

    #ja-col1 {
    float:left;
    overflow:hidden;
    width:33%;
    }

    and change to:

    #ja-col1 {
    background:#FF0000 (your background image ) repeat;
    float:left;
    overflow:hidden;
    width:33%;
    }

    + At about line 603, find following code:

    #ja-col2 {
    float:right;
    overflow:hidden;
    width:25%;
    }

    and change to:

    #ja-col2 {
    background:#FF0000 (your background image ) repeat;
    float:right;
    overflow:hidden;
    width:25%;
    }

    Hope it helps.

    horseover Friend
    #293078

    I gave that a try and it does put the image in the background, but it stops when the module content stops.
    You can see what I mean on http://www.woodsmithfarm.com. I want the hoof prints, or whatever image I chose, to continue down the page so there is not so much white space.
    Thanks

    Anonymous Moderator
    #293471

    hi,

    I did not find your modifications.

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