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Comments by Ves93 (Top 4 by date)
Ves93
4-Nov-19 4:09am
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It actually turns out that I do need to do a for loop in the template, and I did try to reverse in the template - with the correct syntax - but, for some reason, it doesn't work. It does NOT raise any errors, but it refuses to reverse the order; it keeps the original order.
Ves93
22-Oct-19 11:56am
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Wow, that's quite some knowledge!
It's beginning to look like an undoable task
Why? I use this very stupid CMS and it causes a tonne of unforeseen complications, stemming from the fact that the elements created with the CMS come with automatically-generated classes; and the rules for these classes aren't visible to me, at least for the most part, because they are "behind the scenes", so to speak.
Ves93
22-Oct-19 8:44am
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Ah, the problem is that the background image is only visible on the sides - left and right - and I wouldn't want people to be redirected to that specific link when they click on something that's NOT the background image.
Ves93
22-Oct-19 7:54am
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The problem is that the image is added to the background in this way:
body {
background-image: url("redacted img url");
}
So how would I target it in this case???