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By vako on
I created a new Content type called Announcements. I want the Announcement nodes to have a specific background color.
Is that possible without going into coding level? is there a module that can change background colors? my search didn't come-up with any results.
Am using the ST Octoban theme.
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You could adjust the CSS via a module but it would still need you to provide the CSS to use. Suggest using CSS in a custom stylesheet for your subtheme.
You can easily write CSS to
You can easily write CSS to target the content type, inspect one of the nodes to find a class you can target.
- Nigerian web designers
That's to target the entire
That's to target the entire content type; to target a specific node, I am not sure how you can do that without making a template override for the node.
If you can make template overrides, that will be a better solution IMO so you can control more than even the background color for the content type or nodes.
- Nigerian web designers
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node-id my be in the body tag of the rendered source to target a specific node. IIRC, content type is also in there somewhere.My bad - some themes produce the result I spoke of. ex: https://www.drupal.org/forum/support/theme-development/2015-12-14/how-to-add-a-node-id-as-class-to-the-tag-in-d8
That seems like a good Drupal
That seems like it might be a good Drupal 9 lesson subject. I think people should see how they might interact with the interface first. Then have them do a more general approach.
Looks promising. What is
Looks promising. What is Color Snurd and when can we expect to see it in core?